COVID In Colorado: Buses Become Mobile Vaccine Clinics, Take Fight Against Pandemic On The Road
Four buses will soon be roaming the state, heading to rural and underserved communities to bring the vaccine closer to Coloradans who want it.
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Four buses will soon be roaming the state, heading to rural and underserved communities to bring the vaccine closer to Coloradans who want it.
A Sacramento teacher is dealing with backlash after speaking at a Washington Unified School District board meeting, making bold statements and drawing national attention.
A few spots in southern Colorado could get a passing shower before skies clear up tonight.
The leader of a Mexican drug cartel and five others have been charged with importing over 1,100 pounds of methamphetamine into the US. It was the largest amount of meth ever seized in Miami-Dade County, officials said.
Relaxed COVID restrictions have allowed more theaters to open. Regal Cinemas is slated to reopen hundreds of their screens Friday.
A bill that would require Colorado gun owners to securely store their weapons passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Denny Stong, one of the ten victims in the grocery store shooting in Boulder, was laid to rest after a private memorial service on Thursday.
Mayor Michael Hancock said everyone needs to stay vigilant because cases have been inching up over the last several weeks.
Opening day for the Colorado Rockies was a much-needed boost for downtown Denver businesses.
In 2020, nearly one-third of motor vehicle deaths in Colorado involved impaired drivers. In an effort to save lives, the Colorado Department of Transportation is teaming up with State Patrol for a Spring DUI enforcement period.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is demanding a full refund on federal student loans for students defrauded by the now defunct ITT Technical Institute.
Just a year ago, researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder projected a very dismal state of the economy, but, a year later, confidence from businesses has taken a 180-degree turn.
Rep. Ed Perlmutter, a Democrat who represents Colorado's 7th Congressional District, is pushing to regulate the type of weapon police say was used in the Boulder grocery store shooting.
A young man who once suffered seizures every day in school could change the way public schools across Colorado respond to seizures.
Summit and Teller counties recently announced COVID-19 restrictions due to rising case numbers.
