Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

Los defensores educacionales de St. Vrain, un grupo de 600 padres de familia, dicen que sus hijos han sufrido de consecuencias negativas dado las directrices actuales del departamento de salud de Colorado para lidiar con COVID-19.

St. Vrain Educational Advocates, a group of 600 parents, says children are suffering unseen negative consequences of the current Colorado Department of Health guidelines for schools dealing with COVID-19.

While the World Health Organization estimates that 80% of COVID-19 infections "are mild or asymptomatic," and patients recover after two weeks, those who are still suffering question the notion of a "mild" case.

Where a county falls on the “dial” depends on three factors: percent of positive tests, cases in a two-week period and whether hospitalizations are stable or declining.

Submissions being taken through Sept. 23 for altar Longmont Museum’s Dia de los Muertos exhibit.

The Y is experiencing a $3 million deficit as a consequence of COVID-related changes to programming and declining member participation, losing $850,000 a month to budget, according to CEO.

Webinars start today and run weekly through Oct. 7.

"Most transmission seems to be coming from large off-campus gatherings, particularly among sororities, fraternities and other students living in the Hill neighborhood, along with failure to wear face coverings and practice physical distancing."

The year’s event has found ways to address coronavirus pandemic challenges and support Longmont’s restaurant community.

A new survey from the Colorado Health Foundation shows sharp divisions based on race, income and political affiliation.