Some COVID-19 Testing Sites To Close For Weather MondayMultiple coronavirus testing sites in Colorado will be closed on Monday because of the weather and expected snowy driving conditions.
Coloradans Can Now Track COVID-19 Exposure Through Smartphone AppThe Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment officially launched a new service to fight the spread of COVID-19 in the Centennial State.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Tests Positive For COVID-19"I Have COVID-19," tweeted Aurora's mayor, Mike Coffman on Sunday morning.
Uptick In Summit County's Cases Partly Blamed On Larger GatheringsSummit County continues to see a rise in positive cases of COVID-19 and is now working with the state on a plan to avoid tighter restrictions.
'Skyrocketing' COVID-19 Cases Prompt New Restrictions In Adams CountyHealth officials are implementing new restrictions in Adams County in response to an increase in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
New Colorado 'Safer At Home' Rules: Gatherings Limited To 10, From No More Than 2 Separate HouseholdsThe Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has changed its Safer at Home public health order to limit social gatherings.
Tracking COVID-19 Exposure In Colorado: Android And iPhone Users Will Be Asked To Opt In To New ServiceThe system that uses Bluetooth on people's phones to collect "tokens" when in contact with other phones -- like while sitting on a crowded bus.
Survey: Many Sports Fans Are Ready To Return To Indoor EventsThe highest number of regular eventgoers who would feel comfortable attending a game indoors is at 59 percent, with the arenas at 25 percent capacity.
Coloradans Should Be Aware Of Travel Restrictions: 'Flexibility Is The Name Of The Game'Travel restrictions for Colorado residents will require more planning and flexibility heading into the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, experts at AAA warn for those leaving the state by plane or car.
Colorado Appeals Federal Decision To Allow 2 Denver Metro Area Churches To Go Without Face Masks, Group LimitsThe State of Colorado is appealing a federal judge's decision to allow two Denver metro area churches to go without face masks or attendance limits for indoor services.
More School Districts Consider Remote Learning For The Rest Of The Fall SemesterMore school districts in Colorado are exploring the possibility of having students return to remote learning, at least for the fall semester.
Boulder County Targets Underserved Community In Coronavirus Testing Outreach ProgramBoulder County is working with a testing developer and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to make sure everyone has access to free and readily-available COVID-19 testing.
Optometrist's Advice To Avoid Screen Time Eye Strain: Observe The 20/20/20 Rule“Anything over two hours is going to have an effect on just how our eyes feel, and dryness. I know it’s hard for students and people working from home to be able to do two hours or less, but really just try to take those breaks.”
Colorado COVID Survivor Has A Reminder To 'Be Careful' As Hospitalizations Rise RapidlyAt least 417 people are hospitalized with confirmed coronavirus cases in Colorado. That's the most since May 23.
Churches Win Federal Court Decision Against Two Of State's COVID-19 MandatesIn what was called a victory for religious freedom, a federal court judge's decision means congregants at Colorado churches will no longer be required to wear masks or limit their numbers as required by the governor's COVID-19 mandates.
Fall Babies At Higher Risk For Allergies, Colorado Study FindsMore than five million children, two kids in every classroom, have an allergy to at least one food.
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Colorado Rolls Out COVID-19 Exposure Notification Process On SmartphonesThe state health department worked with Google and Apple to create a system that uses Bluetooth on people's phones to collect "tokens" when in contact with other phones.
Tracking COVID-19 Exposure In Colorado: Android And iPhone Users Will Be Asked To Opt In To New ServiceThe system that uses Bluetooth on people's phones to collect "tokens" when in contact with other phones -- like while sitting on a crowded bus.
Summit County On The Clock To Lower COVID-19 NumbersRecent efforts to curb the rise of COVID-19 cases in Summit county haven't worked.
Boulder County Lifts Additional Restrictions On Gatherings For 18-22 Year OldsBoulder County has lifted additional restrictions on gatherings of only 2 people, now it's in line with the state guidelines of 10 people.
Colorado Doctors Share What They've Learned From The Several Months Treating COVID-19 PatientsUCHealth Medical Director of Infection Prevention Dr. Michelle Barron says hospital treatment has evolved since the start of the pandemic.
Fall Babies At Higher Risk For Allergies, Colorado Study FindsMore than five million children, two kids in every classroom, have an allergy to at least one food.
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New Denver-Area COVID Restrictions Are Needed To 'Nudge People,' Dr. Dave Hnida SaysDenver, Adams County and Arapahoe County have or are imposing new restrictions because of a growing number of COVID-19 cases. CBSN Denver's Makenzie O'Keefe talked with CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida about the necessity of the changes Monday.
Dr. Dave Hnida: Healthy Coloradans May Be Looking At A Yearlong Wait After COVID Vaccine ArrivesThe state of Colorado has outlined a plan on how to distribute a coronaries vaccine, once one becomes available. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida weighed in on the plan during his weekly chat with CBSN Denver's Makenzie O'Keefe.
Dr. Dave Hnida On New Study: 'Men, We're Idiots' When It Comes To Coronavirus Prevention MeasuresA new survey shows when it comes to wearing masks, women may be doing a better job than men.
