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The backslide on the dial from Level Blue, where the county had operated since Feb. 6, to Level Yellow means additional restrictions for Pueblo, including increased capacity restrictions on businesses. The move to Level Yellow will result in the following restrictions for businesses that have not been certified through the Pueblo City and County 5 Star Variance Program: Restaurants must now reduce capacity to 50% or 150 people, whichever is fewer. Last call will shift from 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. Non-...

Hart Van Denburg/CPR News A mass vaccination clinic for those 70 and older, and underserved communities, at the National Western Complex in Denver on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2021. Rolling out vaccine access by age group has changed the trajectory of the COVID-19 pandemic in Colorado, even as cases and the rate of positive tests are back on the rise among younger age groups and yet another variant of the virus has been detected in the state. In Colorado and most other states, the idea behind the vacci...

Sharp increases in cases move Pueblo County back to Level Yellow on states COVID-19 dial Zach Hillstrom, The Pueblo Chieftain © Chieftain Photo/Zachary Allen COVID-19 mobile testing is being conducted at the south side of the Pueblo Mall. The backslide on the dial from Level Blue, where the county had operated since Feb. 6, to Level Yellow means additional restrictions for Pueblo, including increased capacity restrictions on businesses. The move to Level Yellow will result in...

Over 30 Colorado Counties Can Have 100 Percent Indoor Capacity Get our free mobile app CBS4 said that there is an update to the dial that allows full capacity indoors, but parties are still restricted to no more than ten people, and those groups must be separated from each other by at least six feet. Right now, Larimer and Weld County are Level Yellow, but have Level Blue business variances. Level Blue counties that have those variances, however, can also have 100 percent capacity. Colorado ha...

JeffCo moves to more restrictive COVID-19 regulations The county has seen an increase in cases and its positivity rate, moving it to Level Yellow on Colorados Dial 3.0. Author: Caitlin Hendee Updated: 2:54 PM MDT April 7, 2021 JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — Jefferson County businesses and residents will move to the more restrictive Level Yellow on Colorados COVID Dial 3.0 effective Friday at 6 a.m., the countys health department announced Wednesday. Jefferson County...

Maine eggs, Easter services, St. Elmo Steak House: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports © CONTRIBUTED PHOTO/RIVERSIDE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM Riverside University Health System will hand out these Easter eggs from the White House to those who get vaccinated on Saturday. Alabama Montgomery: The state is expanding its COVID-19 vaccine eligibility, opening up shots to everyone 16 and older Monday. Gov. Kay Ivey announced the expansion while tou...

Courtesy Colorado Department of Health and Environment Gov. Jared Polis’ latest public health order relaxes the state mask mandate for roughly half of the counties in the state. On Saturday, Polis updated the state’s public health order that had required masks in public during the COVID-19 pandemic to reduce the places where masks are required in counties with low enough case counts. Under the new order, counties in Level Green on the state’s 3.0 dial, which constitutes fewer than 35 case...

Earlier this week, Colorado Governor Jared Polis predicted that the state could hand over decisions about the COVID-19 response to local government agencies and officials as soon as April 16. As a result, some jurisdictions may immediately end mask mandates, capacity limits and other safety procedures that have been required for much of the past year. But during an April 1 press conference, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said the Mile High City wont immediately ditch such policies, particularly g...

A year into pandemic, restaurants in Pine River Valley feel ‘optimistic’ Durango, Colorado Currently Wed Owners anticipate good year ahead after surviving COVID-19 By Shannon Mullane Durango and Pine River Valley reporter Monday, April 5, 2021 2:00 AM A year into pandemic, restaurants in Pine River Valley feel ‘optimistic’ Ashleigh Tarkington, co-owner of the Billy Goat Saloon in Gem Village, said Wednesday that she took advantage of the COVID-19 shutdown ...

Hart Van Denburg/CPR News Masks litter alleys and sidewalks in Denver’s LoDo and RiNo neighborhoods during the coronavirus pandemic, Thursday, March 11, 2021. Update April 2, 2021: Gov. Polis signed a new executive order extending the mask mandate for another 30 days but altered some of the restrictions. Counties that move to the green level on the states color-coded COVID-19 dial will be allowed to drop the mask mandate starting on April 3. Masks will still be required, however, in schools, ...