COVID In Colorado: Jeffco Public Health Relaxes Mask Mandate For Outdoor Activities
Jefferson County Public Health announced face masks will not be required in outdoor public spaces in the county.
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Jefferson County Public Health announced face masks will not be required in outdoor public spaces in the county.
The Bears ended Gonzaga's bid for a perfect season with a swarming defense and lights out shooting from deep.
Researchers helping the COVID-19 vaccine become a reality as quickly as possible say that was their plan all along because it was essential to fighting this virus long after it had started a pandemic.
For the second year in a row, the Great American Beer Fest is skunked.
Concerts will make a comeback to Red Rocks later this month with a fraction of the audience as some indoor venues have already hosted live bands with a limited capacity but the return of shows with venues packed full of people still could be a year away.
The Colorado State Patrol identified the deceased as 43-year-old Anthony Lucero of Denver and 28-year-old Stephanie Maestas of Lakewood. It is not known if they were involved in the theft.
The federal government is getting involved in Colorado's effort to vaccinate as many people as possible against COVID-19.
A barn caught fire in unincorporated Douglas County, outside of Parker, Monday evening.
A new study from researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder found more snow is melting during the winter in the western North America.
Tickets for the renovated Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway are once again on sale.
A serious crash caused part of Federal Boulevard in Adams County to close Monday afternoon.
Most secondary students in the Cherry Creek School District, Adams 14 and Jeffco Public Schools returned to full-time in-person learning on Monday.
The King Soopers store on Table Mesa in Boulder where the mass shooting happened last month is no longer a crime scene.
A judge sentenced Marco Garcia-Bravo, 24, to 30 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder of two high school students.
The bill was renamed the Isabella Joy Thallas Act, after the Denver woman who was murdered last summer with a stolen weapon that was never reported.
