Coronavirus Update: 160 Cases Confirmed In Colorado
There are 160 positive cases of coronavirus in Colorado as of Monday afternoon. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment confirmed 29 new cases on Monday.
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There are 160 positive cases of coronavirus in Colorado as of Monday afternoon. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment confirmed 29 new cases on Monday.
The Glenwood Hot Springs Pool is now closed through March 22, and so is the neighboring athletic club, shop, restaurant and spa.
UCHealth implemented new restrictions on people visiting the hospital in Denver.
The closure comes during spring break which is one of the busiest times of the year in the high country.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on Monday applauded event organizers, airlines, hotels, and other businesses for refunding or issuing credit for cancellations made necessary by the impact of the coronavirus crisis.
A nonprofit restaurant that serves food to even those who can't pay has shut down voluntarily to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
The free day scheduled for April 9 will be postponed and rescheduled for a later date.
The Gunnison County Health and Human Services announced a new order which prohibits residents older than 60 from attending events larger than 10 people.
Denver Health Medical Center, like a lot of hospitals is faced with planning right now for potentially being swamped with sick people from the coronavirus. Already, some hospitals in the nation are setting up tents for people seeking testing and treatment.
At Sen. Cory Gardner's urging, President Donald Trump said he will sign a bill that injects $900 million into the Land and Water Conservation Fund and directs $1 billion a year into maintenance of American national parks.
Authentic Irish recipes for your socially distant St. Patrick's Day celebration.
The BOLDERBoulder has been postponed until fall because of coronavirus concerns. The new date for the race hasn't been announced.
Winter storm watches are already in effect for southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska.
During an interview with CBS4 This Morning's Alan Gionet, Chief Medical Officer of Denver Health Medical Center Dr. Connie Price outlined the symptoms of coronavirus or COVID-19.
Effective immediately, the city manager of Boulder has ordered that any public gathering of 20 or more people has been banned in the city.
