Polis: Colorado Schools Should Prepare For Possibility Of Not Reopening This Fall
Gov. Jared Polis said school officials in Colorado should consider the possibility that they might not be able to reopen schools this fall.
Watch CBS News
Gov. Jared Polis said school officials in Colorado should consider the possibility that they might not be able to reopen schools this fall.
"The social and economic turmoil caused by COVID-19 will only amplify the factors that lead to mental health challenges and suicide," the bipartisan group of senators stated.
Researchers at Colorado State University say pet owners should know cats, dogs and ferrets are capable of contracting SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, but owners should not panic.
The state said on Wednesday it plans to deploy hundreds of thousands of antibody tests in the near term.
Adam Rose owns Fallen Owl Tattoo in Lakewood and says they've decided to stay closed, despite the governor saying they can open May 1.
While many workers who've been going without a paycheck are anxious for businesses to open, many fear the order is ending too soon.
In his press conference Wednesday, Gov. Polis announced that a shipment of 150,000 COVID-19 tests will arrive from South Korea by the end of this week.
A doctor in Evergreen remains in the hospital nearly five weeks after being rushed to UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital with serious complications from coronavirus.
The sound of bagpipes can be heard in Castle Rock at sunset. Bagpipers are joining in what they call "sunset solidarity."
A handful of nursing students at Metro State University of Denver were facing an uncertain future and potentially no graduation after their on-the-job training was canceled in their last semester.
National Jewish Health has created an antibody test that detects coronavirus.
Students at Colorado School of Mines are using their engineering skills to work as part of a statewide effort.
Safeway donates millions of dollars to food programs hit hard by coronavirus outbreak.
Toby Keith reschedules concert in Loveland.
Families of healthcare workers and first responders are getting help as hundreds of RV owners are lending their rigs to people on the frontlines of the cornonavirus pandemic so they can isolate but still be near loved ones.
