Articles By John Ingold
Before protests brought thousands together, data pointed to a possible coronavirus resurgence in Colorado
State health officials say it will take two weeks before they can measure whether the demonstrations led to a surge in new COVID-19 cases
As Colorado businesses reopen, coronavirus-related workers’ compensation claims are piling up
State lawmakers are expected to consider a proposal to make it easier for some workers to receive benefits for COVID-19 contracted on the job
Colorado likely won’t have an accurate coronavirus death count for months, or even years
17% more deaths occurred in Colorado in March and April compared to last year — and only a fraction are listed as COVID-19 victims. Here’s what we know about the “excess deaths.”
Nearly a quarter of the people Colorado said died from coronavirus don’t have COVID-19 on their death certificate
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced a change to how it tallies coronavirus deaths amid complaints that it inflated numbers
What you need to know about remdesivir, the experimental coronavirus drug that just arrived in Colorado
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment began distributing supplies of the drug to hospitals on Wednesday
Here’s what four Colorado research teams have learned from working on a coronavirus vaccine
Three different labs at Colorado State University and a team from the company Greffex are all taking different approaches to developing a vaccine for COVID-19
Research at CSU shows why testing only symptomatic people won’t stop coronavirus in Colorado
The study tested workers at long-term care facilities multiple times. Now Gov. Jared Polis wants to scale it up.
Six things Colorado learned — and unlearned — about coronavirus in the two months since its first case
We have plenty of ventilators so far, ski country isn’t as much of a hotspot and other ways the state has been adapting to a “tricky virus.”
From the classroom to the coronavirus front lines, Colorado health students get a pandemic trial by fire
Students at the Colorado School of Public Health are taking on big responsibilities during the response to COVID-19, putting their studies to work
