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Voice of the Consumer: What to know about new COVID shots

Voice of the Consumer: What to know about new COVID shots

Updated 2 years ago

The new COVID-19 vaccine shots will be rolling out across the country soon after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention voted to recommend the...

Colorado unlikely to see COVID-19 spikes of the past

Updated 2 years ago

COVID-19 cases are eking up in Colorado, but local infectious disease doctors aren’t worried — yet. The reason? This isn’t 2020. While three years ago...

A ‘mini-surge’ of COVID-19 is underway as the cold and flu season sets in

Updated 2 years ago

As more students gather inside for school and college, Colorado is starting to see an uptick in COVID-19 cases, likely to continue into the fall,...

COVID-19 cases plateau, but still circulate in Colorado

COVID-19 cases plateau, but still circulate in Colorado

Updated 2 years ago

The novel coronavirus that shuttered businesses and schools, upended travel and killed millions all over the globe hasn’t gone away. “It’s still out there,” said...

Colorado schools should take ‘layered’ approach to COVID-19 prevention, state says

Updated 3 years ago

Colorado health officials are again recommending schools take a “layered” approach to COVID-19 prevention, but they’re advising districts not to require mask or quarantine for...

Colorado Springs woman alleges she was fired for raising concerns over co-worker returning early from COVD-19

Updated 3 years ago

A Colorado Springs woman alleges in a lawsuit obtained by The Gazette that her manager at Aleut Federal fired her for raising concerns over an...

‘Colorado’s Dr. Fauci’ reflects on COVID and the state of public health

Updated 3 years ago

Nearly half of Jon Samet’s tenure as the dean of the Colorado School of Public Health has been spent battling COVID-19, from modeling the virus’s...

Barr Camp temporarily closed while caretakers recover from COVID

Updated 3 years ago

Barr Camp, a remote cabin serving trailgoers halfway up Pikes Peak, will be closed at least until Friday to allow its caretakers to recover from...

Masks no longer required at DIA, Colorado Springs Airport, after federal judge strikes down national mandate

Updated 3 years ago

The world’s third busiest airport announced Monday night that masks will no longer be required for travelers.  Officials with Denver International Airport said on Twitter...

Omicron subvariant accounts for most new Colorado infections

Updated 3 years ago

A subvariant of the coronavirus’s omicron strain now accounts for a majority of the new COVID-19 infections in Colorado, sending cases ticking upward slightly. But...

Colorado to close dozens of community COVID-19 testing sites

Colorado to close dozens of community COVID-19 testing sites

Updated 3 years ago

Colorado health officials will close 40 community COVID-19 testing sites by the end of April, leaving 80 more open amid a broader effort by the...

13,000 Coloradans have now died due to COVID-19

Updated 3 years ago

Colorado hit 13,000 deaths due to COVID-19 on Friday, the latest grim milestone in a pandemic that, while slowing, is still claiming the lives of...

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