Health

Randy Corporon wants limits on Governor Jared Polis’s power.

The Protect Our Neighbors program should be in place within weeks.

Officials discovered errors in recent coronavirus data.

The next phase of the COVID-19 response is called Protect Our Neighbors.

The data saw big swings over the past two weeks.

While advocates are concerned about the health impact of oil and gas wells, they also worry about the virus.

The governor warned state residents against backsliding.

The planned-for reopening date is Sunday, June 14.

Fourteen new outbreaks have been identified in the past week.

These creatures are reproducing at a rapid clip.

Arizona and Utah are seeing some of the biggest U.S. virus rises.

Thus far, Colorado’s data is holding steady, Polis said.

Free testing at the Pepsi Center was only the beginning.

One local skate park was entirely mask-free this past weekend.

Two neighborhoods have suffered more than eighty hospitalizations.

The CDPHE releases new information on outbreak sites each week.

The eviction moratorium will expire on June 13.

The economic devastation is widespread and heartbreaking.

The importance of mask-wearing was a press conference theme.

All six of the King Soopers branches are in Denver metro.

Denver suggests the U.S. Postal Service has been uncooperative.

Polis had some sharp words for the president.