Articles By The Associated Press
Air Force Academy eases social distancing restrictions after 2 cadet suicides
Emails obtained from the academy show the Colorado Springs base had received complaints about how the policies made the school prison-like for about 1,000 seniors who remained on the campus
Call to the wild: Great outdoors an escape in coronavirus times
Typically open — although national parks are increasingly limiting access and more shelter-at-home orders are being issued — the great outdoors provides a natural way to social distance
Colorado’s mountain hospitals “in good shape” with absence of tourists
The reduction in patients has been attributed to the closure of ski areas, which are typically packed with spring break visitors this time of year
FAA to implement new Denver-area flight paths despite protests
The Denver Metroplex plan began in 2014 and includes six airports from Fort Collins to Centennial, including the Denver International Airport
Stay-at-home order issued for Aspen, visitors told to leave
The Pitkin County order directs visitors to return home immediately by “the fastest and safest available means"
Remains of Gannon Stauch, missing El Paso County boy, found in Florida
Stepmom Letecia Stauch was arrested and charged in the boy's death and extradited to Colorado earlier this month
Rocky Mountain National Park and others are open — with some changes — amid coronavirus
Parks are trying to keep up with ever-changing rules and recommendations from government officials who are urging people to avoid gathering in large groups but allowing them to get outside for fresh air and exercise.
Colorado counties sue state over new air-quality regulations
Garfield and Mesa counties joined seven other counties in the lawsuit against the state Air Quality Control Commission, Air Pollution Control Division and Department of Public Health and Environment
U.S. moves nearer to coronavirus shutdown as Colorado health officials recommend groups of 50 or more don’t gather
Because large events can fuel the spread of the disease, the CDC said gatherings of 50 people or more should be canceled or postponed throughout the country for the next eight weeks.
