Pero, ¿cómo hago para…? Una gran guía de preguntas frecuentes para votar en Colorado
Estas son algunas de las preguntas más frecuentes que hemos recibido a lo largo de los años y respuestas específicas sobre las elecciones de 2022.
Wait, how do I…? A giant FAQ to voting in Colorado
Here are some of the most frequent questions we’ve gotten over the years and answers specific to 2022.
What to know about voting, registering to vote and mail-in voting in Colorado
It’s that time again. Here are the dates you need to know, and some other helpful information, for the 2021 election in Colorado.
COVID In Colorado: Mesa County’s Low Vaccination Rate, Delta Variant, Kids’ Mental Health And More
Mesa County’s vaccination rate remains low, Colorado continues to try to increase the vaccination rate among Latinos, we’ve got a new $1 million vaccine winner and the Delta COVID-19 variant is now a “variant of concern.” Here’s a breakdown of where thing are at this week.
COVID in Colorado: Highly Contagious Variant Spreading, Scholarship Winners, Vaccine Rates And More
this week, Mesa County is seeing a surge of COVID cases from the highly contagious Delta variant and the state released info about infections among the vaccinated. Also, what is the pandemic’s toll on kids?
COVID In Colorado: The First $1 Million Winner, More People At Large Events, Vaccines And More
This week, Colorado announced its first $1 million winner in the state’s COVID vaccine drawing, expanded capacity limits for large events (like Colorado Rockies games), and hospitalizations have gone down. Here’s where things are at.
COVID In Colorado: Looser Mask Mandates, Vaccine Walk-Ins And Rising Cases
In the last week, Colorado’s mask mandate has become less restrictive (again), fewer COVID vaccine sites are requiring appointments and cases are still rising among young people. Here’s a breakdown of where things are at.
Here’s How Colorado Changed Its Policing After George Floyd’s Murder
After weeks of daily protests at the Colorado State Capitol against police brutality and racism in the wake of George Floyd’s murder last summer, Gov. Polis signed into a law a broad police accountability bill, called Enhance Law Enforcement Integrity. Here’s what the law says.
Colorado’s Mass COVID Vaccine Sites Will Close By July 4
As of June 28, twelve percent of all vaccine doses have been administered through the state’s six mass community vaccination sites.
These Colorado Counties No Longer Have A Mask Mandate
Some Colorado counties no longer have mask orders due to their decreasing COVID numbers. Here’s an updated list of those places.
In Photos: Shock And Grief In Boulder After A Gunman Kills 10 At A Neighborhood Grocery Store
It began as just another start of the work week. When it was over, 10 people were dead, a suspect was in custody and the world’s media glare came to focus on another mass shooting in Colorado.
COVID Vaccines In Colorado: Your Always Up-To-Date Guide To Finding The Info You Need
Find out how to find out what vaccine phase your county is in, how to make a vaccine appointment, whether or not you’ll be notified and more.
Colorado Coronavirus Restrictions Are Loosening Up. Here’s What That Means For You
Beginning Jan. 4th, 2021, 31 Colorado counties are loosening their coronavirus restrictions. From indoor dining to gyms, here’s what that means.
Colorado Ski Resort Opening Dates And Guidelines For The 2020-2021 Season
Colorado ski season will not only look different in general, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic — it’ll also look different from resort to resort.
Election 2020: Here’s Who Colorado Is Sending To Congress
Colorado’s seven congressional districts are represented by four Democrats and three Republicans. All districts, except for one — the 3rd — have reelected incumbents in the 2020 General Election.
A Few Things You Can Read And Talk About That Are Not The Election
Remember when Election Day for 2020 felt really far away? It’s no longer far away. It’s here. And here are a few other things you can read and talk about instead.