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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is planning to loosen restrictions on the dial dashboard created to track the progress of COVID-19 in the state, offering more flexibility to smaller counties and moving to seven- rather than fourteen-day spans of the most relevant metrics around COVID-19. The moves are justified by the latest data, which continues to show overall stability — albeit with modest increases in several major categories. Here are the most recent numbers, updated at 4:30 p.m. on January 31. We've included a new category — variant cases confirmed in Colora...

As more Coloradans receive the COVID-19 vaccine, state health officials are considering making changes to the current COVID-19 dial that would ease restrictions.

Denver officials detail application process for 5 Star program, reopening of Emergency Operations Center On Thursday, Denver officials explained their focus on two important aspects of recovery from the pandemic: getting the economy moving again — which includes opening up applications for the 5 Star program — and ensuring vaccinations for all Denver residents. and last updated 2021-01-28 21:04:09-05 DENVER — On Thursday, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said Denver is focusing on two important aspects of recovery from the pandemic: getting the economy moving again and ensuring vac...

On Tuesday, February 2, the City and County of Denver will begin accepting online applications for its new 5 Star Certification program. The goal is to allow restaurants and certain other establishments (such as gyms, salons and other businesses operating under capacity limits) that show they are meeting specific COVID-related guidelines, in order to be certified to operate at a less restrictive level on the Colorado COVID dial than the county as a whole. For restaurants, the main advantages of the program are increased indoor capacity and later last calls for alcohol. Mayor Michael Hancock...

A combination of daily temperature tests, regular COVID tests and self-quarantining has allowed the dancers to perform without masks and rehearse together over the past few months. Winterland is designed with social distancing in mind: The audience is at least 25 feet from the stage, and viewers sit at individual tables rather than traditional theater seating. Before even arriving at Wonderbound's new home at 3824 Dahlia Street, attendees receive a list of COVID safety guidelines to follow. The building's doors stay locked until thirty minutes before the event to curb loitering, and any la...