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Want to shop small? Try shopping tiny at a Fort Collins shipping container grocery store Erin Udell, Fort Collins Coloradoan © Bethany Baker / The Coloradoan Shaina Crump, an employee, replants seedlings in the nursery at Folks Farm and Seed near Fort Collins, Colo. on Tuesday, April 20, 2021. Hi all,  Well, well, well, its Wednesday again. You know what that means. Im back (back again) in your inbox running you through things you should know ... ... This week A walk through...

Want to shop small? Try shopping tiny at a Fort Collins shipping container grocery store Erin Udell, Fort Collins Coloradoan © Bethany Baker / The Coloradoan Shaina Crump, an employee, replants seedlings in the nursery at Folks Farm and Seed near Fort Collins, Colo. on Tuesday, April 20, 2021. Hi all,  Well, well, well, its Wednesday again. You know what that means. Im back (back again) in your inbox running you through things you should know ... ... This week A walk through...

Since the dials April 16 transition, the information it provides has been tweaked. One map differentiates the forty counties with no local COVID-19 public health ordinances in place from the 24 that have created their own framework — typically a modified approach to the dial. (Denver is in the latter group.) A second page continues to track the cumulative two-week COVID incidence rate, and while its key lists the parameters for the Level Green (fewer than 25 cases per 100,000 people), Level B...

COVID-19 cases are increasing rapidly among Colorado children, according to state epidemiologist Dr. Rachel Herlihy.  As the state continues to see a steady uptick of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, the steepest incline in reported cases has been among the 11-17 age group, exceeding those among people 18 and older in the states 14-day case rate data, Herlihy said during a news conference about the pandemic Tuesday. Cases among children 3 to 10 years old are also on the rise but have ...

When Larimer County reduced its COVID-19 restrictions April 16, cases were on the rise. Heres why they did it, and whats happened since.

As Colorado ceded statewide control over COVID restrictions to local health authorities last week, three of the four counties that form Northern Colorado and the Boulder Valley have opted for the equivalent of Level Blue on the now-defunct statewide dial. The health departments in Larimer, Boulder and Broomfield counties all issued public health guidelines that allow restaurants and gyms to operate at 100% capacity with customers six feet apart, and bars to reopen at 25% capacity or a maximum o...

490,289 cases (up 11,611 from April 11) 2,051 variants of concern (up 435 from April 11) 62 variants under investigation (up 31 from April 11) 26,836 hospitalized (up 562 from April 11) 64 counties (unchanged from April 11) 6,199 deaths among cases (up 42 from April 11) 6,330 deaths due to COVID-19 (up 34 from April 11) 4,620 outbreaks (up 154 from April 11) Four major takeaways: • On April 11, new Colorado cases of COVID-19 exceeded 10,000 over a seven-day span for the first time sinc...

Colorado retired its statewide COVID-19 dial Friday, giving local counties and municipalities more local control over pandemic regulations and capacity restrictions. The state will maintain some limited requirements, but restrictions can now be determined at the local level. However, with Pueblo’s COVID-19 cases continuing to rise, the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment has opted to remain in Level Yellow under the states dial framework. PDPHE Director Randy Evetts explained ...

Archuleta, La Plata counties enter Level Blue public health order Durango, Colorado Currently Fri 57% chance of precipitation 46% chance of precipitation 2% chance of precipitation Capacity restrictions lifted, but social distancing must be maintained Friday, April 16, 2021 10:43 AM Updated 33 minutes ago Toggle font size Escuchar en Español: Loading the Español audio player... Archuleta and La Plata counties have moved into the les...

Weld County to lift COVID-19 restrictions under local control (Copyright 2021 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.) David Zalubowski/AP A pedestrian moves past a mural of Albert Einstein on the side of a bicycle shop Monday, Oct. 12, 2020, in Greeley, Colo. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) and last updated 2021-04-15 20:03:16-04 DENVER – Weld County will lift all local COVID-19 restrictions on Friday as the state ...