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"We don't want all our hard work and sacrifice to be wasted by throwing our doors open and inviting in a new wave of infection," Summit County Public Health Director Amy Wineland said.
The band, featuring former Grateful Dead members with singer-guitarist John Mayer, was supposed to kick off their U.S. tour in Boulder on July 10 and 11.
The annual Denver Pop Culture Con, formerly Denver Comic Con, has been postponed until Thanksgiving weekend.
Restrictions on holding large events during the coronavirus pandemic are having a devastating effect on nonprofits. For many, it means they can't host fundraising events.
Fort Carson soldiers are back here in Colorado after being deployed for three weeks in Washington state, helping medical staff in the fight against COVID-19.
The closure includes all public access points, park roads, and backcountry access.
In a time when there is a shortage of personal protective gear for health care workers, some hospitals are getting innovative with their solutions.
National Jewish Health has expanded its drive-through COVID-19 testing, offering tests to the broader Colorado community.
A COVID-19 patient at UCHealth received a convalescent plasma treatment this month to help him recover from the virus. While it is still too early to tell if this experimental option can treat coronavirus, Scott Kaplan's family says they have noticed some improvement in his condition since the transfusion.
Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller has the coronavirus, his agent confirmed to Ian Rapoport with the NFL Network.
An administrator at the Aurora Mental Health Center was was surprised by how many people participated in a telephone town hall on mental and public health.
Check out virtual gallery tours, artist talks, at home art studios, and more on Friday, April 17, from 5-7 p.m.
Beginning Friday, Facebook and Messenger are launching a new 'Care' reaction to allow people to show support during COVID-19.
"No person shall be required to report for jury service in a state court before June 1, 2020," the order states.
There looks to be a pattern with the virus in our state, and a noticeable correlation between the percentage of patients calling with COVID-19 concerns and symptoms and the public health measures put in place.
