"You want to have pretty good safety data on vaccines," he said. "So I am deeply worried that that's not what is going to happen."

No. Health officials don't recommend the clear plastic barriers as a substitute for masks because of the lack of research on whether they keep an infected person from spreading viral droplets to others.

DENVER | There won’t be any Colorado Symphony concerts until next year. All shows have been canceled through Dec. 31 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  The symphony association made the announcement this week in alignment with Denver’s compliance with CDC social distancing rules and the state’s Safer at Home level 2 phase.  The following 2020/21 season events […]

Members of the public will be able to sound off for or against “pit bulls” and other currently forbidden dog breeds

The Pepperdine men's basketball team will have the exciting services of former Eaglecrest High School star Colbey Ross for one more season.

AURORA | Two metro Denver congressmen have introduced a resolution designating July 20 as “National Hero’s Day” to honor “the sacrifices of everyday heroes.”  The resolution, penned by Aurora Congressman Jason Crow and Denver Congressman Ed Perlmutter, was inspired by four men who died shielding others during the Aurora theater shooting in 2012: Jonathan Blunk, […]

AURORA | A ballot question that would have asked Aurora voters to increase the sales tax by .25% to improve mental health services across the city is being put off again, this time because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The effort, dubbed Caring4Aurora, took after a model passed by voters in Denver, which increased the sales […]

DURANGO | A Colorado motorcycle rally plans to continue with its events scheduled for Labor Day weekend despite the coronavirus pandemic, which has killed 1,946 people in the state. Organizers for the Four Corners Motorcycle Rally say the three-day event will be scaled down due to coronavirus restrictions. Events have limited their capacity or been […]

Kim Baxter, acting mayor for the city of Durango, said council-members have received letters with concerns from residents about the safety of the rally.

All Colorado College students are being urged to leave the Colorado Springs campus by Sept. 20, The Gazette reported