COVID-19 Update: Where Colorado Really Is on Testing
On-demand testing for the virus is still a ways off.
On-demand testing for the virus is still a ways off.
Craig Silverman was soon at the center of his own media circus.
Our expert sees a surge in demand after the stay-at-home order.
The feds want to see a two-week decline in cases before states reopen.
A new lawsuit targets the hotel where the arrest took place.
The economist offers Denver-specific analysis based on his national report.
Case and death tolls identify the county as a virus hot spot.
The governor spelled out new public-safety rules.
The state has identified Weld County as a major virus hot-spot.
At one store, 80 percent of the customers were mask-free.
The new orders came down mere hours before stay-at-home expired.
Sergeant Jason Newton has words of comfort amid crisis.
Reports suggests possible defiance of restrictions in Weld County.
The mayor said he was focused on Denver’s unique challenges.
Technology challenges may have helped the Broncos land their pick.
Denver isn’t the only major city to extend orders beyond their state’s.
The health department received complaints about the store being closing it.
There are differences between the plans, but only by a matter of degrees.
The state patrol is overlooking some infractions but not others.
For the first time, a restaurant has been added to the list.
The governor addressed criticism about testing and reopening the state.
The masks work best in conjunction with other tactics.