The Latest Numbers Show 1,545 Coloradoans Hospitilized Due To Coronavirus

Boys & Girls Clubs Offer Learning Centers, Extra Support During PandemicMany of the kids at the Boys & Girls Club – Owen have challenges trying to get set up for learning at home.

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Some Drive-Up Coronavirus Testing Sites Closed On Friday Due To Snow, ColdSnow and cold temperatures in the forecast are forcing the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment to close some of the city’s drive-through community coronavirus testing sites on Friday.

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Douglas County School District Plans For Some Students To Return In-Person Next MonthOn Jan. 5, 2021, preschool, elementary and alternate education students will return to in-person learning five days a week.

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Doctor Who Treats High Risk Coronavirus Patients Believes COVID-19 Vaccine Is Better Option Than Coronavirus EffectsA Colorado doctor is hoping to help women of color feel more comfortable with the coronavirus vaccine.

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State Campaign Urges Coronavirus Vaccine Education, OutreachAmong the Hispanic population, 67% of men and 51% of women plan to get the vaccine with even fewer African Americans planning to get the vaccine.

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‘Colorado Strong’ Helps Raise Money For Furloughed Restaurant WorkersThe Colorado Strong campaign also calls on more funding that helps the restaurant industry.

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University Of Colorado Researchers Test ‘Smell Test’ For Coronavirus InfectionThey are testing whether a scratch-n-sniff test is a better indicator of COVID-19 than a temperature check.

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Colorado Legislative Audit Committee To Investigate Alleged Voter FraudThe Republican chair of the Colorado Legislative Audit Committee called emergency hearing for next week.

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Man Has 2 Kias Stolen In 1 Month Amid Rise In Auto Thefts In DenverA junior at the University of Denver had his 2018 Kia Sportage stolen from his apartment southeast Denver apartment garage in October and another one just weeks later.

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Wife Of Man Killed By Fleeing Robbery Suspects Asks Others To Honor Husband With Kindness, GenerosityChristopher Avery, 74, was driving to the grocery store when he was struck by a suspect vehicle speeding from a robbery scene.

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Hanukkah Traditions In Colorado Evolve During Coronavirus PandemicThe menorah lighting in Olde Town Arvada has become a tradition for many during Hanukkah.

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Colorado’s Chief Medical Officer Answers Questions About Approval, Side EffectsDr. Eric France is the Chief Medical Officer at Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and is overseeing the rollout of the new COVID-19 vaccine.

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‘This Is The Funnest Shopping I’ve Ever Done’: Boys & Girls Clubs Members Go Toy ShoppingBeing Santa Claus feels good, that is exactly what sisters from the Boys & Girls Club found out when they went on a shopping spree.

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Hotel & Service Workers Continue To Struggle To Make Ends Meet In Summit CountyWith restrictions on indoor dinning many servers are again out of work making it difficult to pay rent or even stay in Summit County.

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Snow And Cold Arrive In ColoradoWatch Lauren Whitney’s forecast

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Suspect In Stolen Tow Truck Captured After Chase Through Adams CountyPolice chased a stolen tow truck through Adams County on Thursday. The sheriff’s office says they got a 911 call about a carjacking at 2:16 p.m. The caller said a man walked up to a full tow truck at 5590 High Street and pulled a gun. The victim got out of the tow truck and the man took off in it.

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The Latest Numbers Show 1,545 Coloradoans Hospitilized Due To CoronavirusThe current number is the lowest it has been in the past two and a half weeks.

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As We Get Closer To Having A Coronavirus Vaccine To Distribute Not Everyone Wants ItA big hurdle lies ahead for the COVID-19 vaccinations: getting people to take it. A survey by the State of Colorado shows a majority want it, but there is a sizeable percentage of people who do not.

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‘Fill The Void’ Distributes $250 Gift Cards To Help Families Feed Kids During HolidaysLast December, at an annual Holidays for Kids event, the students were asked what they wanted from Santa and one kindergartner yelled out “food!” His small voice inspired a big movement “Fill the Void: Amp the Cause to End Hunger” to make sure children in Denver have enough to eat while home for the two-week winter break.

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CU Boulder Will Start Second Semester Remotely, Spring Graduation Will Be VirtualThe University of Colorado Boulder will start the spring semester remotely, officials announced Thursday. Officials also announces the spring 2021 commencement ceremony will be a virtual event.

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Colorado Lawmaker Leslie Herod Joins Tip-A-Server ChallengeState Rep. Leslie Herod is joining the Tip-A-Server Challenge. She tweeted about the challenge and urged followers to Venmo her to help those who are struggling during the coronavirus Level Red restrictions.

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Semi Driver Accused Of Reckless Driving After CrashBrighton police are looking into a crash involving a semi that sent another driver to the hospital with serious injuries.

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Highway 34, Several Trails Re-Open In RMNP Following East Troublesome FireHighway 34 between Grand Lake and the winter closure point of Trail Ridge Road was re-opened Thursday by Rocky Mountain National Park authorities, seven weeks after the wind-propelled East Troublesome Fire roared through the town of Grand Lake and into the park.

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CU Boulder Violist Richard O’Neill Nominated For GrammyRichard O’Neill has been nominated for a Grammy in the Best Classical Instrumental Solo category.

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