Articles By John Ingold
Shooting amid Denver protests leaves man dead; 9News security guard detained as suspect
Videos taken at the scene just outside of the Denver Art Museum showed a confrontation in a crowd of people followed by a single gunshot being fired
Colorado unveils draft plan for who will get a coronavirus vaccine first
Health care workers get early priority, but there likely won’t even be enough doses to vaccinate all of them right away
You need a flu shot this year. Here’s a guide to help you find one in Colorado.
Health officials are urging everyone to get a flu vaccine this year to limit the strain on hospitals from a potential flu-coronavirus double whammy
Jared Polis wishes Trump a full recovery, but says White House “didn’t have strong enough precautions”
The Colorado governor says the president’s infection shows the need for mask-wearing and social distancing
PCR? Antigen? Antibody? Your guide to the different kinds of coronavirus tests and how accurate they are
As new varieties of rapid COVID-19 tests hit the market, knowing which test tells you what is becoming even more important
A huge number of Coloradans already say they won’t get a coronavirus vaccine. Will politics make it worse?
Liberals are most likely to say they will get vaccinated, but distrust of the Trump administration could change that
Coronavirus has caused significant mental health strain in Colorado — for some more than others
A new survey from the Colorado Health Foundation shows sharp divisions based on race, income and political affiliation
Six months after Colorado’s first coronavirus case, here’s how we compare to other states
Colorado health officials say they have learned a lot about fighting COVID-19 -- and have a lot more to learn
Colorado’s coronavirus cases are back under control, but could Labor Day and school reopenings cause a new spike?
The latest modeling data in Colorado shows problems ahead if Labor Day celebrations are like those for the Fourth of July
