Coronavirus In Colorado: Aurora Teachers Hold Motorcade To Show Support For Students
A school in Aurora lifted spirits on Tuesday with a motorcade.
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A school in Aurora lifted spirits on Tuesday with a motorcade.
Residents of a low income apartment community in Denver are asking for help. All are older adults at high risk for the coronavirus.
Safeway is putting some physical indicators to mark social distancing guidelines for shoppers. Crews at the grocery store are measuring and marking the floor with tape.
Denver Public Schools announced its plan to distribute thousands of laptops and tablets to students and their families.
Colorado now has 912 cases of coronavirus, up from 720 on Monday.
Longmont United Hospital hosted a blood drive on Tuesday in a mobile blood donation bus in the parking lot.
Firefighters and volunteers known as the "Keepers of the Star" flipped the switch for the iconic star on Castle Rock Monday night.
With millions of Americans in lockdown to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, it's inevitable that some of us are starting to go stir crazy after a few weeks.
The number of confirmed cases are limited by both the number of people managing to get tested and by getting those results back.
That's why virtual socializing is becoming the new normal. It includes everything from video conferences, game nights, and online games. People are even moving to online happy hours.
Two of the largest nonprofit housing providers on East Colfax Avenue announced on Tuesday that their residents affected by coronavirus won't lose their housing.
Tri-County Health Departmen officials tell CBS4 they are working with regional governments on stay at home orders, much like Denver's, which took effect March 24 at 5 p.m.
A coronavirus drive-up testing site in Aurora opened to the public on Tuesday afternoon for those with a doctor's order.
Sen. Michael Bennet is urging the Trump administration to take action against the critical shortages of medical supplies and personal protective equipment or PPE.
