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As much as 80% of Coloradans may be immune to the dominant omicron variant by mid-February, new pandemic modeling indicates, helping to shepherd in a period of pandemic calm that

In the first year of the pandemic, the term “herd immunity” entered the public vocabulary, part of a broader flow of language that moved from the stream of public health

Countless Coloradans have tested positive with at-home tests. The number is countless because a whole lot of people are likely not reporting results to the state.

Eagle County reported more COVID-19 cases Monday than on any other day during the pandemic, local data shows, and the average number of daily cases confirmed there has tripled in

Eagle County reported more COVID-19 cases Monday than on any other day during the pandemic, local data shows, and the average number of daily cases confirmed there has tripled in

As COVID-19 raged in Elbert County, Deputy Clay Livingston responded to an emergency call last month.

COVID-19 hospitalizations have declined for several days for the first time in weeks, but officials urged caution in celebrating the dip, as its still unclear what impact Thanksgiving will have

There are early signs that COVID-19 cases in Colorado might be plateauing, but health officials warned that high hospitalization figures and the coming holiday suggest the state is still in

In 2020, Thanksgiving was a pivotal moment at the start of Americas winter COVID-19 surge - and this year, cases are rising again on this holiday. But thanks to vaccinations, the new surge may be milder.

In early April, Gov. Jared Poliss public optimism neared its apex.