Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

As debt ceiling standoff continues, some Colorado officials worry COVID funds could be part of a deal

Three years into the pandemic, Colorado COVID-19 experts tell us what to expect next, from vaccines to mutations, hospital readiness and more

COVID emergency declarations have ended. Colorado health officials say they have the tools and the experience for what’s next

Here’s how the COVID-19 public health emergency ending will impact Coloradans

State warns Coloradans on Medicaid to re-up their coverage as COVID emergency declarations wind down

15,000 Coloradans have died due to COVID, a loss of historic proportions

Most mask requirements will end at UCHealth and Denver Health

Hundreds of thousands of Coloradans could lose Medicaid coverage after the COVID emergency declarations end

As many as 1 in 10 Coloradans may have been hit by long COVID, a report says

As the pandemic reaches the 3-year mark, many call for a memorial to honor Colorado’s 15,000 COVID dead

Festivals, conferences — even weddings — are still getting pandemic aid money as Colorado looks for travel rebound

Colorado to shut down all state-run COVID-19 testing sites due to low demand

Fewer people are hospitalized with RSV and COVID, but the flu is still circulating and the respiratory season is not over yet

More questions than answers for long COVID patients as the pandemic grinds on

It started with three volunteers. Now, the COVID-19 Eviction Defense Project has 100 employees. What now?

Mandatory masks are back at the Great Sand Dunes National Park

Moms of newborns with RSV found hospitals busy but ready to help as respiratory virus surges

How to think like an aerosol scientist this holiday season to stay healthy