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Colorado slips in site's COVID safety rankings

Colorado slips in site's COVID safety rankings

The state came in 12th on the list released Thursday, after it was ranked fourth two weeks ago in personal finance website WalletHub’s ranking of the safest states during COVID. 
From starvation to overdose, coronavirus’ hidden toll emerges in Colorado’s death data

From starvation to overdose, coronavirus’ hidden toll emerges in Colorado’s death data

In 2020, 46,808 people died in Colorado, the most ever recorded in one year in the state, and a 21% increase over the average number of deaths for the three prior years.
Longmont City Council hears that mask wearing to be expected into the fall

Longmont City Council hears that mask wearing to be expected into the fall

The numbers indicate that adhering to safe distancing, masks and diligent hand washing are all driving COVID-19 numbers in the right direction.
Family caregivers have a difficult job. Nursing home COVID-19 outbreaks made it even harder

Family caregivers have a difficult job. Nursing home COVID-19 outbreaks made it even harder

Statewide, there are currently more than 80 active outbreaks in nursing homes, assisted living and memory care facilities.
COVID-19 has made Americans lonelier than ever – here’s how AI can help

COVID-19 has made Americans lonelier than ever – here’s how AI can help

Psychiatrists are studying how these AI companions can improve mental wellness during the pandemic and beyond.
Polyamorous relationships under severe strain during the pandemic

Polyamorous relationships under severe strain during the pandemic

For single people, finding at least one partner has been hard enough during the pandemic. But for those accustomed to juggling multiple relationships, the pandemic has forced them to rethink their expectations for dating altogether.
How Apple and Google let your phone warn you if you've been exposed to the coronavirus while protecting your privacy

How Apple and Google let your phone warn you if you've been exposed to the coronavirus while protecting your privacy

No need to install an app, just turn on notifications in the phone settings to know if you have been exposed to the virus.
Love and COVID: Dating isn't the same but it hasn't stopped during the pandemic

Love and COVID: Dating isn't the same but it hasn't stopped during the pandemic

The pandemic has limited social gatherings, as well as the chance to mingle at restaurants, bars, clubs and venues. Like school, work and family visits, singles are looking to find their match online.
Longmont United Hospital vaccinates educators to get kids back into back into classrooms

Longmont United Hospital vaccinates educators to get kids back into back into classrooms

Around 200 teachers vaccinated at Longmont United Hospital clinic.
Dickens Opera House nets $50K from Colorado Arts Relief Fund

Dickens Opera House nets $50K from Colorado Arts Relief Fund

The fund was established last year by the Legislature to help arts and entertainment organizations affected by the pandemic.