Thousands Call For Justice For Elijah McClain In A Day Of Music And Marching
The day of protest began when thousands gathered at the Aurora Municipal Center at 1 p.m. to hear from family members and activists who demanded that police who were involved in the death of McClain be fired and face criminal charges.
We Asked 2 Coronavirus Experts How They Feel About Going Out As Colorado Reopens
Would some Colorado medical experts go get a haircut, sit in a restaurant or touch a book at the library?
Yes, A Business Can Refuse Service Because You Don’t Have A Mask
People are asking about the rules regarding face masks as Colorado’s economy begins to reopen and the state attorney general says, yep, officials can impose restrictions during a public health emergency — and businesses have to follow the rules.
‘COVID-19 Diaries Colorado’ Shows How The Pandemic Is Affecting People Across The State
CPR has teamed up with other newsrooms for a statewide look at “a day in the life of” the coronavirus pandemic. It’s called “COVID Diaries Colorado.” They were all recorded on Thursday, April 16th. Today, Dr. Peter Stubenrauch takes us inside the Intensive Care Unit at St. Joseph Hospital in Denver. Almost all of the patients have COVID-19 and are on ventilators. That’s unusual, even for the ICU. CPR’s Kelley Griffin reports.
Bicycles Aren’t In Demand During Coronavirus, So Yeti Cycles Pivoted To Something Else — Medical Face Shields
COVID Diaries Colorado: Yeti Cycles
The Challenge Of ICU Coronavirus Care Grows When Life And Death Decisions Can’t Be Made Face To Face
Dr. Peter Stubenrauch starts the day at 7:30 a.m. on the COVID-19 unit at St. Joseph Hospital ICU. All patients there are on ventilators.
Do’s And Don’ts Of Mask-Wearing During Colorado’s Coronavirus Outbreak
Now that masks are recommended for everyone who’s out and about, new questions are coming in from Colorado Wonders and other channels about mask etiquette and efficacy.
Colorado Child Care Centers — And Parents Who Need Them — Squeezed During Coronavirus Outbreak
When the governor shut down in-person instruction at schools to slow the spread of the new coronavirus, he made one exception. He requested that child care centers remain open to serve the children of essential worker.
Sorry, Colorado, Homemade Face Masks Aren’t Really A Solution
Colorado Department of Health and Environment guidelines stress that if you are not sick, there is no need to wear a mask.
The Time Before A Community Called ‘The Dry’ Dried Up
Carolyn Sanders grew up in nearby Rocky Ford hearing about the town called The Dry, but she never got a clear picture of its history, so she asked us at Colorado Wonders.
Back In The 80s, Denver Gave Peregrine Falcons Swanky Skyscraper Nests. Whatever Happened To Them?
The Denver site was set up in 1988, and it wasn’t long before peregrine falcons thrived in Colorado and around the country.
Crews Fighting California’s Raging Wildfires Will Soon Get A Colorado Assist
State crews are driving 28 engines to help battle the flames in and around Los Angeles and outside of San Francisco.
Why Some Questions On Your Colorado Ballot Are In ALL CAPS
What’s the deal with ALL CAPS? Is my ballot shouting at me?
