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As fire danger rises in Colorado, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added firefighters among those eligible for priority COVID-19 testing.
When asked how much blame he thought President Donald Trump shared for the spread of coronavirus, former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper had to mention the country's lack of testing.
As other states scour the world for COVID-19 tests, the Colorado State Public Health Lab received 10 boxes containing 150,000 tests from South Korea on Thursday.
Inspired by a Depression-era program, Sen. Michael Bennet wants to create a Health Force in the United States.
"The social and economic turmoil caused by COVID-19 will only amplify the factors that lead to mental health challenges and suicide," the bipartisan group of senators stated.
The U.S. Small Business Administration said Thursday the Paycheck Protection Program would stop accepting applications for the $349 billion program.
After the ceremony, he gave an exclusive, and in these days rare, face-to-face, interview to CBS4.
Rep. Jason Crow (CO-6th District) is one of several lawmakers who want to add another $250 billion for the Paycheck Protection Program.
Idaho Springs Mayor Michael Hillman was arrested Friday afternoon on charges of criminal mischief, harassment and domestic violence.
Rep. Joe Neguse, a Democrat who represents Colorado's 2nd Congressional District, wants to crackdown on price gouging.
Congressman Jason Crow took some time out of his busy schedule with Congress to talk to some of the kids in Colorado's 6th Congressional District. He wanted to talk to them about coronavirus and answer some questions about how the pandemic is impacting their lives.
A Colorado state lawmaker who beat COVID-19 is now hoping to help others who are infected.
Republican Senator Cory Gardner and Democratic Senator Michael Bennet press the Department of Agriculture for COVID-19 funding for farmers and farming communities.
Congressman Joe Neguse has two ideas that might help families in need during the coronavirus pandemic.
Civic Center Park in downtown Denver is closed because of coronavirus concerns. The City of Denver shut down the park indefinitely over public health concerns and a lack of social distancing.
