COVID-19 Denver Neighborhood Positivity Rates as City Hits Level Red
Most neighborhoods have positivity rates shy of Level Red.
Most neighborhoods have positivity rates shy of Level Red.
There are also outbreaks amontn ICE detainees and GEO Group staffers.
New marks have been set for eight consecutive weeks.
Red will rule in Denver as of Friday, November 20.
Of 64 Colorado counties, 52 are at a Level Red case rate.
Now counties at the Red Level won’t face a stay-at-home order.
First it was detainees, now it’s GEO Group’s employees.
Nearly 10 percent of total outbreaks have happened at K-12 schools.
Response team leader Sarah Tuneberg offers key perspective.
The data remains terrible across major categories.
Season’s greetings from Colorado’s governor.
Much of the data shared by the governor was dire.
The R-naught value is key but can be confusing.
The pace of fatalities is basically unchanged since 2019.
The outbreaks record streak is now seven weeks long.
The total has more than tripled in two weeks.
The list includes grocery stores, box stores and fast-food outlets.
Hospitalizations from COVID-19 exceeded 1,000 again.
The fear of confrontation is great.
The latest numbers are alarming in multiple ways.
Liquor sales end at 10 p.m., starting November 8.
Bars, restaurants and clubs must be closed by ten, too.