COVID-19
Coloradans who have been vaccinated against coronavirus are more than 90% less likely to develop COVID-19
Of the 106,965 positive cases for COVID-19 since Jan. 21 in Colorado, 819 of them occurred in people who were fully immunized
Colorado to offer walk-in coronavirus vaccinations at three sites
The dozens of other vaccination sites in Colorado will continue to operate on an appointment-only basis
People fly to Cortez for coronavirus vaccines, but some who live in southwest Colorado can’t reach a clinic
By the end of March about 43% of Coloradans who had received their first doses, and had addresses on file, got those shots outside of their home county. At least 60,000 of them traveled more than 50 miles for a shot.
Colorado Springs coronavirus vaccine clinic flouted safety, report says
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment stopped vaccinations at the Dr. Moma Health and Wellness Clinic after nearly 4,000 people got one or more dose of Pfizer or Moderna at the facility
Opinion: During the pandemic, support for metro Denver’s Dining Out for Life is more important than ever
For 27 years, Project Angel Heart has hosted this annual event, which raises funds to continue preparing and delivering medically-tailored meals while supporting local restaurants.
Carman: Georgia’s attack on elections should matter to everyone, even to Coloradans
We can't let 2020's hard-earned gains be reversed by an unapologetic white supremacist movement hellbent on sabotaging democracy
Asian American students in Colorado say they are done being quiet about racism
Five students spoke to The Colorado Sun about enduring racism their whole lives. A rise in anti-Asian hate crimes during the coronavirus has intensified their outrage.
Opinion: As Denver’s libraries reopen, the need for federal help becomes more critical
As we look toward pandemic recovery, libraries will remain essential. Communities across the country, including Denver, would benefit from the Build America’s Libraries Act.
Colorado’s coronavirus dial system ends Friday. As hospitalizations spike, it will be up to counties to respond.
Gov. Jared Polis said Colorado has reached a point in the pandemic where local communities can decide what restrictions are right for them. But at the same time he’s pleading with the public to be careful.
State stimulus tracker: We’re keeping tabs on Colorado lawmakers’ $800 million coronavirus aid package
The spending affects everything from transportation projects to mental health initiatives and helping the agriculture sector deal with drought
Colorado halts distribution of Johnson & Johnson vaccine after federal regulators recommend “pause” over blood clot reports
More than 6.8 million doses of the J&J vaccine have been administered in the U.S., the vast majority with no or mild side effects. More than 120,000 Coloradans have received the J&J vaccine.
Colorado’s fourth coronavirus wave will be different from the first three. Here’s why it’s still a concern.
Younger people are making up a bigger share of the cases this time — and some are getting really sick
3,000 vaccine doses seized from Colorado Springs medical spa due to storage problems
Dr. Moma Health and Wellness Clinic offers mostly aesthetic services such as facials, acne treatment and tattoo removal
Colorado wants to help kids move past coronavirus learning challenges. But funding is a big hurdle.
A bipartisan bill seeks to meet the costs of intensive tutoring across districts. Lawmakers say they’ll need more funds from the Colorado Department of Education.
My COVID lament: “Too soon, Mom. The vaccine was almost there.”
Colorado authors, thinkers and readers share their thoughts on living through historic times as the state fights the progress of coronavirus
Littwin: Vaccine passports are coming, but you may have to cross battle lines to get them
Yes, there are real privacy concerns here, but that’s not necessarily why the passports have become another front in the culture wars.
Colorado is in its fourth coronavirus wave as more contagious variants become dominant among cases
“More than 50% of positive cases that are occurring in the state are now due to variants of COVID-19,” Dr. Rachel Herlihy said
The best tips from The Colorado Sun’s readers for booking a coronavirus vaccination appointment
The Colorado Sun asked readers to share the tricks, hacks and gambits that have worked for them to get a COVID-19 shot. Here’s what they told us.
My family in Colorado has adapted to COVID, but I worry for my Brazilian relatives
Colorado authors, thinkers and readers share their thoughts on living through historic times as the state fights the progress of coronavirus