CDC Announces New COVID-19 Guidance For Gatherings, Travel Ahead Of Easter Sunday
This year, some families will finally be able to get together for the Easter holiday after the CDC issued new guidance for group gatherings.
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This year, some families will finally be able to get together for the Easter holiday after the CDC issued new guidance for group gatherings.
COVID-19 vaccine eligibility opened on Friday to Coloradans ages 16 and up, but there were questions as to why parts of the state's vaccine website did not reflect the new phase for Spanish speakers.
At the beginning of the semester, the school challenged students to get extracurricular experience in working with vaccine distribution.
The Vail Police Department says it's working on plans to hold a community program to help curtail the theft problem.
Elle Matthews has a smile that will steal your heart and a story that will break it. She was three-months-old when she was rushed to the hospital from her daycare.
The Adams County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help locating a man wanted for alleged assault and domestic violence.
A group of memory care residents went on a sweet field trip Friday after a year of quarantining due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The governor said the new public health order will have "modifications that account for where Colorado is in the pandemic."
Everyone 16 and older became eligible for the vaccine Friday when Colorado moved into Phase 2 of the distribution plan.
Loyola University Ramblers' men's basketball coach Porter Moser is reported moving on to coach at the University of Oklahoma.
A pedestrian was seriously hurt in a crash involving a bus on Friday afternoon in Denver.
Deputies found approximately 21 pounds of suspected methamphetamine, 2.2 pounds of suspected heroin, and .25 pounds of suspected fentanyl pills.
Major League Baseball announced on Friday afternoon that they have pulled the All-Star Game from Atlanta.
The memorial service for Tralona Bartkowiak focused on solace, love, nurturing, and laughter.
A spokesman for AAA Colorado says it is exciting news for the travel industry: people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can now travel within the United States without testing or quarantining.
