COVID In Colorado: Some 'Kind Of Leery' Of Being Around Large Groups Of People
As the state moves to vaccinate more, people protected from SARS CoV2 are trying to get used to getting back to doing things they stayed away from for over a year.
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As the state moves to vaccinate more, people protected from SARS CoV2 are trying to get used to getting back to doing things they stayed away from for over a year.
The community of Grand Lake is only beginning to see the scope of work needed to be done after the East Troublesome Fire before the snow starts flying again.
Denver's Department of Public Safety released two separate disciplinary orders for two Denver police officers on Tuesday.
The woman killed in a bear attack north of Durango last week has been identified as Laney Malavolta.
RTD General Manager and CEO Debra Johnson told CBS4 on Tuesday the agency needs to establish a comment set of facts on their fare structure.
UCHealth has a way to treat patients if they develop blood clots after getting the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.
Starting on Wednesday, drivers in Denver should plan for lane closures on Lincoln Street between Ohio and 5th Avenues.
People living in Commerce City near the Suncor refinery are discussing the site's operating permit which is up for renewal.
South Pearl Street will look a little different the next time you visit.
Of course, numbers these days compared to last year will be drastically different.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has a better idea of how many fish died after a tanker truck flipped over and spilled gas into the North St. Vrain Creek in Lyons last week.
The University of Colorado Boulder will hold a virtual commencement ceremony at noon on Thursday.
Westminster Mayor Herb Atchison has resigned on the advice of his doctor. Atchison submitted his resignation to the Westminster City Council on Monday.
The family of Karen Garner, a 73-year-old Loveland woman living with dementia, says her mental state has regressed since her arrest last June by former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp.
Changes are coming for visitors to Mount Evans and Brainard Lake in Colorado's high country. The U.S. Forest Service will be starting a timed entry pass system starting next month.
