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While an asymptomatic person can test positive for COVID-19, it's possible they may not spread it.
The pastor of a small church in Northern Colorado has sued Gov. Jared Polis in an effort to welcome more people in to his building.
Summer day camps and youth sports camps will soon welcome kids again in Colorado.
Restaurants and businesses in Olde Town Arvada will soon have more space to serve customers.
The state legislature returned to work on Tuesday with a "safety first" motto.
Among the traditions lost in the spring of 2020, that ringing bell signaling school is out for the summer. Now Great Outdoors Colorado wants all of us to ring a bell for summer Friday, May 29 at 3 p.m.
Gina Von Ah and her staff have finally found a rhythm providing take out for La Estrellita, just in time for everything to change.
Protesters held signs that read "Evict everyone now" and "Protect our jobs."
The Colorado Department of Education is developing safe reopening guidelines for schools returning to in-person learning in the fall.
In the blink of an eye, Albert Ursetta's senior year at John F. Kennedy High School in Denver was turned upside down.
The Denver Botanic Gardens saw visitors quickly fill up all available spots to enter over a four-day period including the holiday weekend.
After trading campus life for remote learning due to COVID-19, it will be back to school for University of Colorado Boulder students on Aug. 24.
An owner of a gym in Elizabeth hoping to open this summer found themselves caught in a tough spot.
A day after Arapahoe Basin opened a website to allow reservations for their reopening, resort officials say visitors can now enter a drawing to get on the mountain.
Colorado's health department says we are meeting the goals for social distancing during the "Safer at Home" phase -- and reaffirmed that it is crucial to keep doing it to protect older residents.
