Coronavirus In Colorado: Aurora Leases Hotel For Homeless Who Get Sick
People experiencing symptoms of coronavirus are asked to isolate themselves at home, but not every person who's feeling ill has a home to shelter in.
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People experiencing symptoms of coronavirus are asked to isolate themselves at home, but not every person who's feeling ill has a home to shelter in.
The school says as they celebrate 50 years their focus remains on the future and teaching a new generation.
Large triage tents have been erected outside of emergency rooms throughout Northern Colorado as medical professional prepare for a significant influx of COVID-19 cases.
In a time when we need a sign of hope more than ever before, the Optiv building in downtown Denver is trying to help.
Hundreds of workers are staying home each day from their jobs at the JBS meat packing plant in Greeley, after reports of positive tests for coronavirus on some employees.
Leaders in the town of Breckenridge are stepping up to keep their local small businesses afloat during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Since Colorado's 26 ski closed in mid-March do due to COVID-19, there have been a handful of storms that have spread snow across the high country.
Front-line health care workers at HealthONE facilities will see "Pandemic Pay Continuation" as the company moves to protect their workers' financial security.
Many companies are having trouble as banks are unable to process loans.
More than 200 volunteers are working to help Colorado find unique solutions to common problems during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As schools across the state are being ordered to stay closed until April 30, CBS4 has learned there are thousands of students in Colorado who are having trouble learning remotely, because they don't have internet access at home.
Emergency room doctors are putting themselves at risk -- and trying to protect their own families. Now some are also facing pay cuts.
Taiwan is coming to the aid of the United States during the COVID-19 crisis, and especially Colorado, thanks in large part to U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner.
"The tourism industry is a really important one -- it employees about 174,000 jobs across the state," officials with the Colorado Tourism Office said.
City crews and police officers cleaned up this camp filled with homeless people Thursday morning.
