David Zalubowski, The Associated Press
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As the state announces more and more reopening guidelines, officials are watching Colorado’s neighboring states closely as coronavirus infections increase in Arizona and Utah.
The number of new coronavirus cases in Colorado remains relatively low. Cumulative hospitalizations for COVID-19 jumped this week, however, state health officials said the increase is the result of a change in reporting.
What’s new
- Majority of outdoor recreation businesses report layoffs, drops in revenue during pandemic
- Colorado vaccine bill moves forward – with amendment allowing repeal attempt
- New coronavirus cases in Colorado remain low, but state officials watching neighboring states where infections are increasing
- University of Denver announces 38 layoffs, salary reductions for faculty and staff
- How does coronavirus spread and should I still wear a mask? Here’s what we know.
Resources
- Denver’s free COVID-19 testing at Pepsi Center now open to anyone who may have been exposed
- These Colorado grocery stores, retail outlets and restaurants have coronavirus outbreaks
- More symptoms, no slam-dunk drugs: What we now know — and still don’t know — about the coronavirus
- Frequently asked questions about coronavirus in Colorado
- Coronavirus timeline: An in-depth look at COVID-19 in Colorado
- Colorado coronavirus map: Where are cases being reported?
- Colorado unemployment FAQ: How to apply, details about missing PINs and more
- Do I have the coronavirus? Here’s what to do if you’re not sure.
- Colorado coronavirus housing FAQ: Resources for renters and homeowners
- How social distancing works and what it means for you
- Inside Colorado’s growing anti-shutdown movement
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