Coronavirus In Colorado: Nearly 70 People Have Now Died From COVID-19
Nearly 3,000 Coloradans have tested positive for coronavirus as of March 31.
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Nearly 3,000 Coloradans have tested positive for coronavirus as of March 31.
Experts say the outlook is likely to get worse before it gets better -- but they expect things to be "less negative" in the third quarter, if businesses begin to reopen.
Denver might extend its stay at home order until April 30, city officials tell CBS4 on Tuesday.
"Scammers are now taking advantage of Coloradans as they search for essential products to stay safe and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic," Attorney General Phil Weiser stated.
The Boys and Girls Club and the YMCA of Metro Denver are offering free child care for first responders and medical personnel starting Tuesday.
The city of Denver will start street sweeping on April 1, but they're asking for your help moving your car.
With critical equipment needed to save lives in short supply, the U.S. Attorney for Colorado is issuing a stern warning to those who may be hoarding such items.
People can now be tested for the coronavirus at a new drive-thru facility in Wheat Ridge.
As COVID-19 fears rattle the markets and shake the economy, it might be a good time to find yourself a new or extra source of income.
Current times are proving to be stressful, and that stress can be amplified at home with more people staying in. As a result, romantic relationships can be impacted in a lasting way.
The COVID-19 shutdown hit during the heart of spring break season.
One picture in their tweet showed over a dozen people walking in close proximity on a trail Monday.
Drivers are now offering to pick up groceries and drop them off those at risk of contracting coronavirus.
A draft plan by Colorado Parks and Wildlife would maintain stable populations of mountain lions in western Colorado.
The companies say that handlebars on scooters are high contact surfaces.
