Coronavirus In Colorado: Polis Extends Stay-At-Home Order To April 26
Gov. Jared Polis extended a statewide stay at home order until April 26.
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Gov. Jared Polis extended a statewide stay at home order until April 26.
More municipalities in Colorado are requiring masks as the state enters its "safer-at-home" phase of the coronavirus pandemic.
A Denver family physician has been prescribing a controversial medication to his patients, sick with coronavirus, and believes it is yielding positive results.
According to his wife, an anesthesiologist from Evergreen on a ventilator fighting COVID-19 is making gradual improvements after receiving plasma from a patient who recovered from the virus.
Beginning April 7, each store will begin to limit the number of customers to 50% of the international building code's calculated capacity.
A researcher who has been studying pandemic preparedness for years says Colorado's economy could start to reopen by May.
The man sentenced to life in prison for a murder case that got national attention is speaking out.
For weeks now, hotels, motels and all short-term rental operations have been forced to close down by order of the county heath department -- but CBS4 has found hundreds of rentals still listed on VRBO.
Some elected officials and advocacy groups are pushing for a larger shelter to open at a facility like the Coliseum. Other activist groups are asking the governor to act on his authority to commandeer vacant buildings from private property owners.
In a statement Monday, the President and CEO of Centura Health called the next few weeks "critically important" in the fight against coronavirus.
As health care workers get assigned to duties they're not used to, a Westminster company is hoping to help train doctors and nurses in the most serious situations.
Spring break is over for students at Denver Public Schools.
The Denver Scholarship Foundation has moved its staff and resources online because of the COVID-19 pandemic to assist students on track to be the first in their families to graduate high school and attend college.
A nonprofit in northeast Denver is offering days-worth of groceries to struggling families.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, the American Lung Association is warning Coloradans who smoke and vape that they are at a bigger risk of severe infection.
