Coronavirus In Colorado: State Capitol Closed To The Public
Colorado's state Capitol is now closed to the public indefinitely during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Colorado's state Capitol is now closed to the public indefinitely during the coronavirus pandemic.
Two Colorado lawmakers met with a Coloradan in Washington a week ago who has since tested positive for coronavirus.
Many Colorado families are looking for options on how to avoid getting restless while staying inside because of coronavirus.
New information from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment shows there are 216 coronavirus cases in the state.
As Coloradans deal with extra time on their hands and gyms close, more people are looking for ways to get fit without the crowds.
Starting Wednesday, Floyd's 99 Barbershops in Colorado are closed until further notice due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Aurora Interfaith Community Services is asking the public for help as they've seen twice as many people needing their help.
Kroenke Sports and Entertainment officials says a Legends employee who worked at Pepsi Center tested positive for having coronavirus
CBS4's Britt Moreno and her husband welcomed their new bundle of joy into the world last Friday.
With so many people isolated inside their homes, some residents are putting their Christmas lights back up as a sign of hope amid coronavirus fears.
Gov. Jared Polis announced a coronavirus relief fund in Colorado to help those who are unable to work during the business closures and small businesses that have been forced to close.
There's a Winter Storm Watch for Denver and the northeastern plains of Colorado. Rain and heavy wet snow will be moving in for the first day of Spring.
The Colorado Symphony has postponed the rest of its season because of coronavirus.
Denver Water closed access to Waterton Canyon during the coronavirus pandemic. There is no timeline on when the popular recreation area will reopen.
