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Teller County moves back on COVID-19 dial amid rising cases TELLER COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- Teller County will move from Level Blue to more restrictive Level Yellow as the county's COVID-19 cases rise, meaning most businesses will be required to reduce capacity in the county. Right now, Teller County is reporting one person hospitalized with COVID-19 county-wide, with 39 new cases over the last seven days. It appears the county has had 1,425 total cases since the pandemic began. In a press release, county officials were quick to point out that the vaccination distribution is climbing in the co...

Courtesy Eagle County Incidence levels of COVID-19 are down in Eagle County, while vaccination numbers are up. Eagle County Emergency Management Director Birch Barron said it’s “pretty much solid good news all around” on Tuesday when he delivered his weekly update to the county commissioners. Last week, the county’s COVID-19 incidence rate — cases per 100,000 people — had inched into Level Orange, which is “high risk,” and that had local public health officials concerned. But this week, the county’s incidence is solidly in the Level Yellow ”concerned” realm. “Eagle Cou...

As spring weather arrives, the desire to be out among other people will likely grow On a recent sunny afternoon in Denver, there was a breeze blowing through Washington Park. A lot of folks were out, enjoying the weather. Amy Brustkern watched her three kids fly around a basketball court on small electric cars called Crazy Carts. Asked if now, at the end of Year One, pandemic fatigue is a real thing, Brustkern was quick to answer. “Oh, big time. Absolutely,” she said, adding it is especially tough on the kids. “Just getting them out and doing more things (is key), because if they can't ...

It seems like vaccine rates are on the rise and things are moving in the right direction as we continue to move past the horrible COVID-19 pandemic that has plagued the world for the past twelve months. There have been so many things that have gone wrong but here in Mesa County and across the world, we continue to navigate the situation the best we can. So it's exciting to hear that due to low COVID-19 cases and positivity rates Mesa County Public Health has announced we are now in Level Blue on the Colorado COVID-19 dial, this went into place beginning on Sunday, March 14th.

On the one-year anniversary of the day when all Colorado restaurants were ordered closed to on-premises dining, there are signs of life at Casa Bonita. Not at 6715 West Colfax Avenue, the home of the pink palace since 1974 — but on the web, where casabonitadenver.com has been revived, after a year offline and endless speculation about the future of Colorado's first, and certainly most legendary, eatertainment concept. Casa Bonita is "celebrating 46 years of family fun," according to the website, which doesn't offer much more (although the video section is stuffed better than a Casa Bonita t...