COVID In Colorado: Capacity & Staffing Concerns Result In Re-Activation Of Hospital Transfer Center
Colorado's ICU capacity is low compared to other states, but some hospital staff are still working overtime.
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Colorado's ICU capacity is low compared to other states, but some hospital staff are still working overtime.
An Amber Alert is now deactivated for a 21-month-old girl last seen with her 50-year-old father, Earther Glover.
A jury found a Colorado woman who used to run a child care center out of her home guilty of child abuse.
Districts around Colorado - and the nation - are struggling with a shortage of school bus drivers, and in Jeffco Public Schools, the situation has become so dire, it's bringing some employees to tears.
As the family of Army Staff Sgt. Chris Birdwell prepared to commemorate the ninth anniversary of his death in Afghanistan, 13 new households joined the "Gold Star Family," a group of those who lost their soldiers at war.
Brighton 27J Schools has lifted the face mask mandate for all students starting the day after the Labor Day holiday.
Rescue workers from Colorado will head to Louisiana tomorrow morning to help residents there during and after Hurricane Ida passes through.
The jury returned the guilty verdicts for manslaughter in the death of 23-year-old Demetrius Shankling for both James O'Brien and Adam Lunn.
A Greeley man has been sentenced to 22 years in prison after pleading guilty to a deadly explosion. Matthew Fry pleaded guilty in June to manslaughter and second-degree assault.
Chatfield High School is starting the new school year with an investigation into safety protocols. The principal and athletic director are both on administrative leave.
An Afghan interpreter says a Broomfield couple pulled off a miracle that helped him and his family escape Afghanistan.
The Town of Breckenridge could see a cap on short-term rentals as early as November if the legislation passes readings set for September. While amendments are possible, the idea would be to reduce short-term rental licenses from 2,476 to 2,200.
The increase in hospitalizations due to COVID-19 has the Colorado Hospital Association concerned about capacity levels and staffing shortages.
Denver-based airline employees are now directly assisting the U.S. Military in their effort to evacuate refugees from Afghanistan.
The White River National Forest has closed a campground in Pitkin County because of troubling black bear activity.
