- Colorado farmers and ranchers have weathered drought, fire and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic during 2020.
- The curfew now runs from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. until Jan. 1, 2021.
- Hospitalizations for patients confirmed with COVID-19 hit 1,564 Friday. A month ago, there were just 381.
- So far, 3,400 have shared their positive test results to notify others of potential exposure.
- The southern Colorado county is encouraging residents to work remotely and limit personal gathering sizes.
- As coronavirus cases continue to increase across Colorado, people are trying to find ways to manage their mental health.
- The newly-formed commission on police accountability in Colorado Springs is ready to get to work.
- Voters in Colorado Springs have approved TABOR-related Measure 2A with nearly 60 percent of the vote.
- Fewer people are experiencing homelessness in El Paso County than in 2019.
- TESSA CEO Anne Markley says isolation is worsening domestic violence situations.
- The Exposure Notification System will be part of the settings on Apple iPhones and a downloadable app for Android users.
- UCHealth will also expand the inpatient behavioral health unit at University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora around 2023.
- Positive COVID-19 cases have reached 230 per 100,000 people over the past two weeks in Pueblo County.
- A CDC report found 40 percent of American adults are struggling with their mental health due to coronavirus pandemic stressors.
- The $75 million proposed bond would not increase taxes and would fund changes like facility upgrades and COVID-19 safety measures in D70.
- Farmers from Durango, the San Luis Valley, Rocky Ford and other places across Southern Colorado shared stories on how they're dealing with drought, the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and other challenges.
