Study: Gaiters And Bandanas Not As Effective As Face Masks At Stopping Spread Of COVID-19
Tests show gaiters and bandannas are not as effective as surgical or cloth face masks.
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Tests show gaiters and bandannas are not as effective as surgical or cloth face masks.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock traveled on a plane to visit family on Wednesday ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. This comes on the day he tweeted "Stay home as much as you can."
A Denver Black-owned business was named one of Oprah's favorite things this holiday season.
Artists created a new mural to honor frontline workers in Colorado as a third wave of coronavirus sweeps across the country.
Rep.-elect Lauren Boebert, a Republican who represents Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, says she will bring common sense and her glock pistol to Washington, D.C.
Though still a year out from its planned opening, the remarkably placed Meow Wolf structure now wears an outer shell that towers over drivers on Colfax Avenue's raised overpasses.
More than 65 Loveland-based companies have signed a pact to stay open for business as Larimer County moves to Level Red restrictions.
The snowplow on the cog railway will be able to cut through snow drifts 10 feet tall and 20 feet wide!
The USDA Forest Service is now offering cut-your-own Christmas tree opportunities in the Pike, Arapaho, and White River National Forests along the Front Range.
The pets suffered smoke inhalation and were transported to an emergency veterinary clinic after firefighters treated them.
Without crowds roaring, some salty language occasionally gets broadcast during the NFL 202 season, like it did in the Dolphins-Broncos game Sunday.
The Weld County Sheriff's Office is warning residents of leaving their cars running, leaving them vulnerable to theft.
A firearms-toting congresswoman-elect who owns a gun-themed restaurant in Rifle, Colorado, has already asked Capitol Police about carrying her weapon on Capitol grounds, her office has acknowledged. If she does so, she apparently won't be alone.
Mesa County Sheriff's deputies want to reunite some recovered items with their owners.
"I'm working off evidence," Professor Ken Dark told CBS News. "What's there on the ground is very consistent, very convincing."
