Coronavirus In Colorado: Brighton Apologizes To Resident After Mistaken Detainment
The city of Brighton apologized to a resident after police detained him while investigating a complaint at Donelson Park.
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The city of Brighton apologized to a resident after police detained him while investigating a complaint at Donelson Park.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment updated coronavirus case data on Tuesday afternoon.
In his first interview since surviving COVID-19, the man deemed one of Colorado's sickest patients is sharing his story of survival.
Many of the major decisions in our country's response to the COVID-19 pandemic are coming from Colorado Springs.
Passenger traffic continues to drop at Denver International Airport.
The city of Denver announced Tuesday it would be placing 600 beds inside the National Western Complex to help provide greater physical distancing for the city's homeless population.
Colorado State University transformed its engineering lab into a testing site for innovated medical protective gear.
People across Colorado are finding creative ways to stage celebrations during the stay-at-home order that's in place across the state.
The "Book of Mormon" cancelled its national tour on Tuesday. That includes the planned Denver stop for later this summer.
The Rockies are hitting home runs for the community during a time of great need. The team, along with players and fans, have donated more than $500,000 to area food banks.
Loaf 'N Jug is offering free coffee to health care professionals, first responders and military personnel as a way of saying thanks for their service during the COVID-19 pandemic.
You are allowed to leave home to vote during the stay-at-home order.
"If you die in my county, I will not know if you died of Covid-19," Jill Romann, the coroner in Douglas County, said. "I will, however, be able to tell if you legally smoked pot."
Swedish says it's always encouraging for staff to see their patients progress and recover. We think it's good for everyone!
A 97-year-old World War II veteran whose dance routine videos have lit up social media for a few years now, refuses to sit out the coronavirus pandemic.
