Popular Paco Sanchez COVID-19 Testing Site Hits Capacity Early On Sunday
After about 90 minutes of opening, the community coronavirus testing sites at Paco Sanchez Park and the Denver Human Services East were at capacity.
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After about 90 minutes of opening, the community coronavirus testing sites at Paco Sanchez Park and the Denver Human Services East were at capacity.
Denver Rescue Mission is looking to collect 15,000 turkeys to provide Thanksgiving meals for those who are less fortunate.
Alexa Huesgen Hobbs is tired of listening to some people about COVID-19.
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise at historic levels locally and nationally, volunteers in northern Colorado hope their words of affirmation and encouragement will help medical providers through the battle with coronavirus.
Longmont police want to find a 36-year-old man they say is a person of interest in assault and robbery earlier this month.
Advocates for the Elijah McClain case in Aurora protested in downtown Denver on Saturday.
Colorado Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) is among lawmakers who introduced legislation to stop transfers of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainees during the coronavirus pandemic.
King Soopers and City Market are launching COVID-19 rapid antibody tests at pharmacy locations in Colorado.
The nation's capitol welcomed a 55-foot-tall Englemann Spruce from Colorado on Friday.
We should start to see increasing cloud cover late Sunday as the first of two Thanksgiving week storms approach Colorado.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock pleaded with residents to stay home during the coming weeks, saying we are "about to enter hardest phase."
Erie has struggled since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic as half of the town is in Boulder County and the other half is in Weld County.
Businesses across the state are now under Level Red COVID-19 restrictions. Indoor dining is banned under the new guidelines.
One day after CBS4 reported on issues within the state's unemployment system that was stopping Colorado families from receiving desperately needed benefits, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment said, after an investigation into those holds, many will be lifted.
CDPHE released a new modeling report on Friday, which estimates 1 out of every 49 Coloradans is infected with COVID-19 statewide.