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Tamara Lopez Created: May 06, 2021 04:10 PM One Roswell resident said even though his opinion as to why the county hasn’t budged may not sit well with others, the reason is obvious. “I’m not surprised just because the difference you can tell coming from Roswell from other cities. You can tell how other cities take the mask mandate very seriously and stores don’t really allow you to go into without a mask,  but Roswell you can go in anywhere without a mask,” said ...

The city of Amarillos public health department reported an increase of 77 total COVID-19 cases in Potter and Randall counties from Monday in Tuesday’s COVID-19 report card. This brings the areas number of cases to 33,901 since the beginning of the pandemic.  Of the total, 360 are listed as active, which is an increase of 65 net active cases from Monday. There have been 32,803 recoveries and 738 deaths attributed to the virus since the start of the pandemic. During Tuesday’s COVID-19 update...

Throughout the pandemic, the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment has been handing out citations to local businesses violating COVID-19 guidelines. Since our last update, on January 20, the agency has remained busy, ticketing and/or shutting down 65 enterprises, for a total of eighty enforcement actions so far in 2021. The most recent citation, against E3 Fitness, a gym on South Broadway, was filed on April 15, the day before the Colorado Department of Public Health and Enviro...

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...

Once a hub for out-of-state travelers that would fill Downtown hotels and restaurants, the Convention Center has sat empty for more than a year. 

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 ...

Statewide COVID-19 dial expires, many counties loosen restrictions Whats happening to COVID restrictions in southern Colorado Colorado Department of Health and Public Environment and last updated 2021-04-16 03:00:17-04 COLORADO SPRINGS — On Friday, the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment will end the statewide COVID-19 dial and will hand over decisions about COVID restrictions to local agencies. The color-coded dial framework has been used since September to create a unifor...

These are the COVID-19 restrictions in your county now that the dial is in local control in Colorado (Copyright 2021 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.) David Zalubowski/AP A pedestrian wears a mask while walking a path around Sloans Lake, Friday, April 10, 2020, in Denver amid the coronavirus outbreak. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) and last updated 2021-04-16 14:55:25-04 DENVER – Colorado has officially hand...

Colorado has phased out its COVID dial. Heres what you can expect in Larimer County Erin Udell, Fort Collins Coloradoan COVID-19 one year later: See a clip from our COVID-19 in Colorado project Replay Video Say goodbye to Colorados COVID-19 dial. Kind of. As planned, the states color-coded COVID-19 dial expired Friday, meaning that — for the first time in seven months — control over COVID-19 restrictions is officially back in the hands of counties respective public healt...

Pueblo County could be moving to Level Orange MGN/CDPHE PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) -- Tuesday, during a Special Board of Health meeting, the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment laid out a draft of how Pueblo will handle the dial on the city and county level going forward. In March, Governor Jared Polis announced the state was loosening its oversight for Cities and Counties. That takes effect on Friday, April 16th. Now, the PDPHE is working on how to ...