Coronavirus In Colorado: Churches, Mosques Announce Closures, Limited Hours
As Colorado documents its first death related to coronavirus, Catholic churches and mosques are revising their schedules and altering hours of operation.
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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.
A toddler from Loveland who was reported missing and endangered has been found safe.
Two people were injured after an apartment fire in Denver.
The coronavirus pandemic has turned many health care workers into patients. Their job puts them at increased risk of being infected.
The storm produced blizzard conditions for more than 10 hours and left some places with over a foot of snow.
The reality of everyday life is changing for a lot of people due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Students in Jeffco Public Schools will not be going to school in person next week. Instead, a "Remote Learning and Work Plan" will be put in effect.
A storm moving across Colorado on Friday will bring wet snow and below normal temperatures. Roads will become wet but not snow covered in the metro area.
