Colorado COVID-19

In response to this, Colorado announced a public health order to make sure that people in the state still had vaccine access, according to a report from Colorado Public Radio.

A COVID-19 testing site in Fort Collins was among those ceased by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment for neglecting to be properly certified by the federal government.

As of Wednesday, there were 722 COVID outbreaks in the state of Colorado and April is beginning to look like February.

The one-week case rate across Larimer County has increased from 103.7 to 227.2 cases per 100,000 residents, more than doubling over the last three and a half weeks.

More Coloradans will now be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine under Phase 1B.4, which begins today (Mar. 19).

While millions of Americans are awaiting promised stimulus checks from the federal government, don't be expecting one from the state of Colorado.

Inmates in Colorado will soon be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine if they are older or are dealing with prior medical conditions.

Larimer County recorded 2 new COVID-19 deaths this week, including the youngest death in the county since the beginning of the pandemic.

The Larimer County Department of Health added over 150 new COVID-19 cases to its cumulative tally over the weekend.

There have now been a total of 219 COVID-19 deaths in Larimer County since the beginning of the pandemic. The addition of 3 new deaths brings the county's death toll for February to 14.

Weld County has surpassed 24,500 COVID-19 cases with the addition of 407 new cases reported to the county's cumulative tally in the last week.

A shipment of over 100,000 COVID-19 vaccines that was expected to arrive in Colorado this week has been delayed due to winter weather conditions.