Colorado Reports 1,430 Coronavirus Cases, 24 Deaths Across The State
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reported 1,430 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the state Thursday afternoon.
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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reported 1,430 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the state Thursday afternoon.
Spring break usually brings thousands of visitors to resort mountain towns in Summit County, but Thursday, main streets were ghost towns, only a few locals could be spotted walking dogs.
Despite the governor's public health order requiring employees in non-essential industries to stay home, CBS4 has learned some employers are finding loopholes and are still forcing employees to go to work.
A grass fire burning in a state park in Colorado Springs was extinguished before it got out of control.
First responders and frontline workers who are supporting our healthcare system during the coronavirus pandemic can get free brewed coffee at Starbucks until May 3.
The Colorado State Patrol is on accident alert statewide. It means troopers will not be responding on scene for crashes without injuries and no suspected intoxication, according to Trooper Joshua Lewis with CSP public affairs.
Colorado had more than 19,000 unemployment claims last week, a 737% increase from the previous week, as businesses laid off workers amid the widespread economic shutdown because of the coronavirus.
One resident is the first service member to test positive at Buckley AFB. The other resident is a spouse.
The University of Colorado Boulder wants its 2020 graduates to take part in a livestreamed commencement on May 16.
Colorado campgrounds are now closing down due to Coronavirus concerns.
Coalfire, a Westminster-based cyber security company, wants to fill around 100 positions not just in Colorado, but Atlanta, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington DC, and the United Kingdom.
Ski resorts across the West that were shut down amid coronavirus fears are grappling with an economic "body blow" at a time when they normally would be welcoming hordes of spring break revelers.
The large number of unemployed has put a real strain on food banks throughout the region. At the same time, donations have dropped.
