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From her home in Italy, a CU graduate and former Colorado resident has a harsh warning for Colorado residents: "Don't do anything -- don't go to the cinemas, stay home, shut it down."
The coronavirus pandemic is forcing some changes to how the Denver Police Department will investigate some crimes and take some reports. As of Friday evening, there is one coronavirus death in Colorado and 77 cases.
A Longmont woman who is exhibiting symptoms of coronavirus after returning from an international cruise, who has a doctor's order for a test for the virus, can't seem to obtain one.
All events that were scheduled to happen at all Denver-owned facilities through April 12 have been canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Every year, countless first responders are injured on the job, often requiring weeks of costly physical therapy to get back in the line of duty. For the last few years, the Denver Police Department has taken matters into its own hands by bypassing outside therapy clinics and creating its own.
Across Colorado, local governments have declared states of emergency in response to the spread of coronavirus.
Across Colorado, school districts are extending their spring break by a week or more in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
The coronavirus pandemic is beginning to stress the system in place that keeps thousands of Coloradans from going hungry. The Food Bank of the Rockies is hoping people will donate money and time to keep food on the plates of families across the state.
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.
