Colorado Doctors, Hospitals Still Short On Coronavirus Tests: 'We've Been Begging For Tests'
Colorado doctors and hospitals say they still only have enough supplies to test a fraction of those who should be tested.
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Colorado doctors and hospitals say they still only have enough supplies to test a fraction of those who should be tested.
Colorado's stay-at-home order is set to be lifted at the end of the month, but Gov. Jared Polis said when bars and restaurants reopen, it will be gradual.
The prescription medication hydroxychloroquine has been used with other drugs to try and treat COVID-19 patients
Coronavirus is taking a huge toll on the Colorado state budget.
The shutdown has caused a domino effect, leading to fewer child abuse cases getting reported, CBS4 has learned. That's because there are fewer eyes on children right now, since they're staying at home for school and aren't attending any after-school activities.
When many are at home to isolate during the coronavirus pandemic, it's the perfect time for many in search of employment to hone their job searching skills.
Imagine being the parent of a baby who already suffers from a compromised immune system and respiratory issues.
Many families across Colorado opted for a virtual Passover this year instead of the normal large gatherings that mark the special occasion.
Schools across the state are working to transition students to learn online learning.
The Fort Collins community came together to provide a birthday parade to an 11-year-old boy who lost his father to coronavirus.
Saul Sanchez, 78, had worked for the company for more than 30 years.
Firefighters are monitoring hotspots after a fire broke out in Lions Canyon about three miles east of Meeker.
Every day we're learning the indirect effects of our efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Gov. Jared Polis talked about the significance of coronavirus and staying at home during the upcoming Easter and Passover holidays.
During the stay at home order for Colorado, some people have reported cases of police impersonators. Now, 18th Judicial District Attorney George Brauchler says some of those cases aren't real.
