Coronavirus Concern Forces Denver Zoo To Close Until Further Notice
The free day scheduled for April 9 will be postponed and rescheduled for a later date.
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The free day scheduled for April 9 will be postponed and rescheduled for a later date.
The Gunnison County Health and Human Services announced a new order which prohibits residents older than 60 from attending events larger than 10 people.
Denver Health Medical Center, like a lot of hospitals is faced with planning right now for potentially being swamped with sick people from the coronavirus. Already, some hospitals in the nation are setting up tents for people seeking testing and treatment.
The BOLDERBoulder has been postponed until fall because of coronavirus concerns. The new date for the race hasn't been announced.
The Broncos also announced plans to pay all part-time employees, hourly workers and interns during the closures.
Drive-up testing for coronavirus has been suspended in Denver until Tuesday. All drive-up testing will be done by appointment only beginning on Tuesday.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment strongly advised anyone who lives in or has visited Eagle, Summit, Pitkin and Gunnison Counties in the last week to stay away from other people.
After beating Highlands Ranch in the semifinals, the Cherry Creek Bruins left the coliseum ready to play for a second straight state title. Little did they know, they had just played their final game.
Many school districts then organized meal "pick ups" for families.
A church group from Denver is desperately trying to get home after visiting the holy land before coronavirus travel restrictions were instituted.
An employee at the DMV office on Tremont Place in Denver has tested positive for coronavirus.
King Soopers officials say an employee at a store on Chestnut Place, near 20th and Wewatta Streets, tested positive for COVID-19.
The Colorado Judicial Branch is advising residents to not come to the courthouse under certain conditions.
In the heart of old downtown Littleton, the main stage of the Town Hall Arts Center is absent of actors and an audience.
At the request of Gov. Jared Polis, faith leaders across Colorado are closing their churches and mosques to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
