Denver's Office Of Emergency Management Partially Activates For Coronavirus
The Denver Office of Emergency Management partially activated on Monday morning due to coronavirus.
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The Denver Office of Emergency Management partially activated on Monday morning due to coronavirus.
Two people from Colorado are among thousands of passengers aboard a cruise ship that are waiting to make it back to land.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment states there are no new cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the state.
HealthONE's Swedish Medical started new screening protocols for staff and visitors to the hospital this weekend.
The Denver Country Club confirms to CBS4 a visitor and their family are under quarantine for coronavirus.
Concern over COVID-19 (coronavirus) has blood banks calling for healthy donors.
For the most part, coronavirus was the last thing on the minds of the thousands who came out to the Pepsi Center Saturday morning.
Musical performances at the Douglas County School District were canceled this weekend because of a potential coronavirus exposure at Ranch View Middle School.
Children's Hospital Colorado wants families to be educated in the prevention of spreading the virus.
This year organizers say 4,042 teams are participating and are expecting 56,000-60,000 people to attend the event in the middle of coronavirus cases being confirmed in Colorado.
Some skiers and boarders are taking extra precautions after the first confirmed case of coronavirus was a man who was diagnosed while visiting Summit County earlier this week.
Sen. Michael Bennet visited Colorado State University Friday to see their progress developing a coronavirus vaccine.
The threat of infection from coronavirus, is especially concerning for people with compromised immune systems.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has rearranged staff to help test coronavirus, or COVID-19, samples. There have been eight confirmed cases in Colorado as of Friday afternoon.
Health officials in Summit County have identified the condominium unit where Colorado's first case of Coronavirus stayed in Keystone. There were initially two confirmed cases of coronavirus in Colorado on Thursday with two additional cases confirmed in Denver on Friday.
