Coronavirus In Colorado: As People Struggle To Pay Rent, Landlords Can't Pay Mortgage
Yasi Taylor owns several retail buildings on South Parker Toad in Centennial and all of her tenants have been hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Yasi Taylor owns several retail buildings on South Parker Toad in Centennial and all of her tenants have been hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.
A woman from Aurora is sharing her battle with COVID-19, hoping people will understand how serious the virus can be for younger people.
Universities across the country are trying to stay the course despite the COVID-19 crisis.
In Colorado, experts are saying there may be a way for many people to better protect themselves, particularly those in higher risk groups.
Farmers have seen a drop in business from restaurants as that industry cuts down on expenses in a takeout and delivery only model because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Frustrations over a lack of testing and delayed results forced Summit County leaders to get creative, offering at-home mobile testing.
The La Plata County Humane Society needs help. The animal shelter laid off 50% of its staff because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Residents with severely compromised immune systems are being forced to reconsider their life-dependent treatments in hospitals.
People are calling with mild or moderate symptoms, while others are calling to ask for medical advice or information related to the virus.
Ford Motor Company stepped in to help employees at Presbyterian St. Luke's Hospital in Denver and the Aurora Medical Center.
As the coronavirus pandemic unfolded, Lisa Stite and Susanna Kantor knew they needed to help.
Senior living facilities in Colorado are now being directed by the state health department to isolate and treat the non life-threatening COVID-19 patients inside the nursing homes.
Nearly 3,000 Coloradans have tested positive for coronavirus as of March 31.
Experts say the outlook is likely to get worse before it gets better -- but they expect things to be "less negative" in the third quarter, if businesses begin to reopen.
Denver might extend its stay at home order until April 30, city officials tell CBS4 on Tuesday.
