Health

Polis had some sharp words for the president.

COVID-19 wasn’t listed as the cause of deaths in two recent passings.

Social distancing vanished amid the George Floyd protest.

The theory may sound credible to those without a medical background.

The number of cases in multiple neighborhoods has more than doubled.

A total of eleven Aurora ICE detainees have tested positive for the virus.

The governor isn’t sure if he’ll dine on-premises in June or July.

Gary Winston is one of five plaintiffs seeking release or more protection.

With restaurants, health officials find themselves in a tricky spot.

The requirements for kids camps are extensive.

Two restaurants have also been added to the outbreaks roster.

If not for a passing stranger, Bernstein would have died in a ditch.

Yellow caution tape was replaced with American flags.

Face coverings have been politicized in Colorado’s second largest city.

The climate action task force is considering raising rates.

This time, those cleared off the sidewalks will not be allowed to return for a certain number of days.

Bar closures could stretch through July if adaptations aren’t made, Polis said.

The stats set up a conflict between self-interest and empathy.

The dearth of customers meant social distancing was a snap.

The lawsuit claims governmental overreach.

This vulnerable population has never cowered from a fight.

There’s been an outbreak of comments from Westword readers.