Colorado Conducts Record Number Of Coronavirus Tests Wednesday
New data from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment shows 8,722 people were tested for COVID-19 Wednesday.
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New data from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment shows 8,722 people were tested for COVID-19 Wednesday.
The Clear Creek County Board of Health passed a public health order on Thursday night requiring face masks.
The City of Lakewood is encouraging residents to report illegal firework sightings through its online fireworks map.
County officials said the fireworks shows in Parker and Highlands Ranch cost $30,200 each, and the county commission will meet next week to decide when to reschedule the shows - weather and fire restrictions permitting.
At least one officer involved in photos described as "mimicking" Elijah McClain's arrest resigned from the Aurora Police Department. Officer Jaron Jones submitted his resignation to the chief.
The largest carrier at Denver International Airport is adding 25,000 more domestic and international flights as travel picks up.
The Boulder County Sheriff's Office was called to a grass fire Thursday afternoon that spread to a structure.
Police say the protesters clashed with officers when they refused numerous requests to tear down tents and leave.
Dr. Kevin McVaney, the director of Denver's Emergency Medical Response System, talked to CBS News about the use of the anesthetic to subdue suspects.
In a letter sent to John C. Bandimere Jr., the Chief Spiritual Officer of Bandimere Speedway, Jefferson County Public Health Executive Director Mark B. Johnson states he is worried the race track isn't following public health orders that regulate outdoor gatherings.
Republican Lauren Boebert, running to represent Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, will spend the day before July 4th with Pres. Donald Trump.
One of the Aurora police officers involved in taking pictures that reenacted the chokehold used on Elijah McClain has resigned from the department.
The city of Denver wants to hear from the neighbors of the Central 70 Project about the possibility of noisy nights. Kiewit Infrastructure Company has asked for a variance for nighttime work through 2022.
A Colorado man accused of using an ax to kill his 4-year-old nephew has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.