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City council supports the denial of emergency COVID funds to counties refusing to cooperate with state mandates

City council supports the denial of emergency COVID funds to counties refusing to cooperate with state mandates

The resolution — which faces a formal vote by city council next week — also asks that neighboring communities including Loveland and Fort Collins admonish Weld County to follow COVID-19 mandates.
Nuevo sitio de pruebas de COVID-19 ofrece asistencia bilingüe, en español

Nuevo sitio de pruebas de COVID-19 ofrece asistencia bilingüe, en español

A partir del martes, pruebas de COVID de hisopo nasal se realizarán cada semana en el estacionamiento entre Lashley Street Station y el parque Clark Centennial Park, en 1200 Lashley St., de acuerdo a una publicación en Facebook.  
Democrats detail special session plans to help Coloradans during pandemic

Democrats detail special session plans to help Coloradans during pandemic

The administration of Gov. Jared Polis and Democratic leaders in the state House and Senate have framed the session as a necessary stopgap after coronavirus relief talks between Republicans and Democrats in Congress fell apart.
People weakest link for apps tracking coronavirus exposure

People weakest link for apps tracking coronavirus exposure

Stefano Tessaro, a computer scientist at the University of Washington who was involved in creating that state's forthcoming contact-tracing app, calls it the "chicken-and-egg" issue: The system works only if a lot of people buy into it, but people will buy into it only if they know it works.
More families are discussing end-of-life planning as COVID-19 cases rise — here's how to start the conversation

More families are discussing end-of-life planning as COVID-19 cases rise — here's how to start the conversation

With the death toll now over a quarter million Americans and health officials issuing stark warnings about the coronavirus’s spread, studies show more people are thinking about end-of-life decisions and seeking advice on advance care planning in case they get critically ill. Everyone directly affected by these choices should be part of the conversation — including young adults.
Colorado lawmakers to tackle small business relief, child care, housing in special session

Colorado lawmakers to tackle small business relief, child care, housing in special session

State initiatives target gaps in federal coronavirus response.
COVID sparks fierce competition for nurses that were already in high demand

COVID sparks fierce competition for nurses that were already in high demand

The fall surge in COVID cases has turned hospital staffing into a sort of national bidding war, with hospitals willing to pay exorbitant wages to secure the nurses they need. That threatens to shift the supply of nurses toward more affluent areas. But locally, spokespeople for Longmont's two hospitals say they are not yet feeling the strain.
No hazard pay for Colorado grocery workers despite COVID-19 surge, busy holiday season

No hazard pay for Colorado grocery workers despite COVID-19 surge, busy holiday season

Employees call for stricter safety measures from retailers, customers
Quick reference for helping parents track positive COVID-19 cases in SVVSD

Quick reference for helping parents track positive COVID-19 cases in SVVSD

A weekday update of cases reported on the district's online dashboard, which now includes quarantine numbers by school.
Tax relief for Colorado bars, restaurants ordered by Gov. Polis

Tax relief for Colorado bars, restaurants ordered by Gov. Polis

Polis’ order directs the state Department of Revenue to defer the 2.9% monthly sales tax due to the state up to $70,000 — $2,030 — in revenue for qualifying bars, restaurants and food trucks.