COVID-19 Delays Water World Opening For First Time In 41-Year History
Due to the evolving situation with COVID-19 no one knows if or when the park will be able to open for the season.
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Due to the evolving situation with COVID-19 no one knows if or when the park will be able to open for the season.
Colorado State University researchers are helping run coronavirus tests for people without symptoms, or who are asymptomatic. One of CSU's labs has run nearly 500 tests from health care workers in Colorado.
Denver Health Medical Center was slated to get some of the money, but after a report by CBS4 investigator Brian Maass, one council member wasn't ready to hand over the funding.
An Iowa family trying to stay busy during the coronavirus lockdown made a huge Monopoly board game for their neighborhood using sidewalk chalk.
The City of Black Hawk is helping 15 casinos that have been shuttered during the coronavirus pandemic. The city has waived another $700,000 in fees for the month of April.
Police in Colorado Springs made a big drug bust in Fountain thanks to the help of K9 officer Sugar. Officers found more than $760,000 worth of drugs.
Dazbog, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, National Western Center Authority and Pizza Republica are among the businesses that will be allowed to defer their rent payments for three months.
The fire was burning in steep rugged terrain full of dead trees.
"Joe B." said he's been playing the same numbers for 30 years -- and last month he won $2 million!
Colorado's governor has announced he is seeking federal aid for farmers impacted by a freeze that wiped out significant portions of the state's peach crop.
Walmart has started implementing one-way aisles to encourage customers to practice social distancing while shopping inside their stores during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A young Irish boy's advice for people to maintain social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic is resonating around the world.
King Soopers is helping more people get tested for coronavirus by offering free drive-up testing at the Auraria Campus this week.
A Colorado psychologist says it's important for people to be aware of the crisis they may be going through inside and "give themselves permission to feel that loss."
As plans to keep Coloradans "safer at home" are put into place amid the coronavirus pandemic, one family hopes that by sharing their experience, people will proceed with caution.
