Montezuma County disputes state’s coronavirus death count
Coroner admits alcohol, not COVID, killed man
Health & Wellness
Colorado officials deny Montezuma County’s request to reopen businesses
Threat of virus – especially from New Mexico – is deemed too high
Southwest Colorado Council director shares her experience with COVID-19
Miriam Gillow-Wiles recalls fatigue, fear of the unknown
As regional businesses reopen, many in Farmington remain closed
Governor keeps restrictions in place for northwest New Mexico
Fever, coughing, body aches: Durango man describes 12 days of COVID-19
‘It felt like I was some kind of walking pestilence’
Doctors Without Borders deploys team to Navajo Nation
Reservation has reported more COVID-19 cases per capita than any state in the U.S.
San Juan County issues three tickets, back-to-back, to recreationists
Sheriff says people not obeying state’s 10-mile travel ban
Governor to suspend license of cafe packed with customers on Sunday
Polis says he’s ‘very disappointed’ in businesses breaking coronavirus rules
La Plata County reports its first confirmed COVID-19 death
Public health officials confirmed fatality on Saturday
Salons, shops and offices take baby step in return to normalcy
Restaurants, rafting companies wonder when their day will come
Montezuma County’s positive cases of COVID-19 now at 23
County warns businesses to follow governor’s orders until variance is approved
When will national parks like Mesa Verde reopen?
Park officials balance worker, visitor safety with local economies
Telemedicine is gaining popularity in remote Southwest Colorado
Social distancing is driving use, and people seem OK with the technology
Colorado Democrats abandon 2020 effort to pass public health insurance
Prime backers say the coronavirus crisis has made it impossible to ensure that stakeholders be involved
More than 300 people tested for COVID-19 at La Plata County Fairgrounds
Cedar Diagnostics provides $30 test for presence of viral antibodies
Wolf Creek Ski Area’s hope for reopening dashed by governor’s order
Remote ski destination sought variance from safer-at-home rule
Polis slashes state spending, outlaws evictions and keeps ski areas closed
Governor says he doesn’t have money ‘to carry on the functions of the state government’
Dog groomers, barbers, hairstylists all lumped together in COVID-19 rules
Pet workers wonder why they get lumped in with human personal-care services
Navajo Nation ranks as third-highest infected area in country
Tribal governments win lawsuit seeking CARES Act funding
Colorado hopes to test anyone with coronavirus symptoms by May 15
State lab has already sent supplies to support 42 community testing sites