Coronavirus Update: Coloradans In Europe Return Home
Colorado resident Phil Milani and his wife were in Madrid when they heard Pres. Donald Trump announce European restrictions.
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Colorado resident Phil Milani and his wife were in Madrid when they heard Pres. Donald Trump announce European restrictions.
State lawmakers are suspending the legislative session for two weeks because of coronavirus. They'll wrap up what they can Saturday, and then dismiss until it's safer for large groups to gather for things like hearings.
"I could've died. That literally was a fight for my life. It was either kill or be killed," said Larimer County Sheriff's Deputy Michelle Ross after the attack by the rabid mountain lion.
Drive-up testing for coronavirus that was scheduled to take place in Denver on Friday has been delayed due to the weather conditions.
More than 300,000 people, on average, use the Regional Transportation District services to get around the Denver Metro every week. With all of those people coming and going, RTD drivers tell CBS4 they're worried about their health and the safety of the public they serve, because they believe they are ill-equipped to keep things clean during the outbreak of COVID-19.
The first death from coronavirus in Colorado was announced on Friday afternoon, a woman in her 80s in El Paso County. This comes just hours after Gov. Jared Polis announced the number of cases in Colorado has reached 77.
The first death from coronavirus in Colorado has been reported in El Paso County.
As Colorado documents its first death related to coronavirus, Catholic churches and mosques are revising their schedules and altering hours of operation.
Gov. Jared Polis indicated that there should be no gatherings of 250 or more unless the organizers can keep groups of people at least six feet apart.
Counties in Colorado's high country are banning all events that involve gatherings of people that are larger than 50 people in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus fears have reached such high levels across the world, that the World Health Organization has issued a warning about anxiety. WHO recommends people take a moment to pause the inundation of coronavirus news.
Police in Denver need help identifying two people caught on camera stealing luggage off the baggage carousel at Denver International Airport.
The mountain lion that attacked two people in Larimer County on Wednesday, including a Larimer County Sheriff's deputy, has tested positive for rabies.
During a time of uncertainty as coronavirus continues to spread, the Denver community is finding ways to help others.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has announced measures to grow the ranks of doctors, nurses and other professionals in anticipation of an increasing coronavirus caseload.
