coronavirus outbreaks
Mask rules in jails vary from county to county as pandemic worsens in Colorado
In El Paso County, site of one of the largest coronavirus outbreaks in the state people who are jailed only recently started receiving cloth masks to protect themselves
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Colorado governor unveils new coronavirus restrictions aimed at preventing lockdowns
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These Coloradans survived coronavirus during the first wave. Here’s what they want you to know now.
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Colorado coronavirus live updates: Closures, case counts and other major pandemic news
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Why another statewide lockdown is unlikely, even as Colorado’s coronavirus situation worsens each day
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Colorado child care centers see rise in coronavirus outbreaks as disease spreads across Denver area
Unlike schools, many child care centers have been open during most or all of the pandemic
Colorado has had coronavirus spikes before. Here’s why the current one could be different.
Rising numbers of hospitalizations. Cooler weather. Upcoming holidays. This is not the trajectory the state wants to be on right now.
Colorado’s current coronavirus hospitalizations equivalent to 25% of intensive-care capacity as cases continue to spike
Colorado’s seven-day average of new coronavirus cases has eclipsed anything the state has seen since the start of the pandemic
Colorado’s coronavirus surge isn’t limited to college students, is similar to spike after July 4
Coronavirus cases in Colorado have reached their highest levels since July. Dr. Rachel Herlihy, the state's epidemiologist, called the spike "very concerning."
CU Boulder switches to remote learning for at least two weeks amid coronavirus surge
The decision to suspend in-person classes comes after Boulder County Public Health last week asked all CU Boulder students to voluntarily quarantine for two weeks to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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
Denver survey shows Black and Hispanic families more likely to prefer virtual learning
Denver Public Schools plans to offer an online-only option for its students. The parents of 23% of students prefer 100% virtual instruction. But a greater percentage of minority parents want their kids to learn from home.
Colorado governor orders alcohol sales to cease at 10 p.m. in effort to slow spread of coronavirus
Last call: Colorado governor targets young adults and says "this is not the summer to party"
Opinion: Denver residents refused to wear masks during 1918 pandemic. What have we learned?
Enforcement was an issue. Residents routinely refused to wear masks even when threatened with arrest and hefty fines. Soon Denver had the highest fatality rate in the nation.
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