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Colorado Gov. Jared Polis speaks to reporters at a news conference in September.
This chart shows Colorado’s prioritization plan for allocating coronavirus vaccine, as of Dec. 30. The new plan moves Coloradans age 70 and older, as well as a host of essential workers including teachers, higher in priority.
Tanya Daughtry, a pharmacy intern at Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez, shows the vials of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine that arrived in December. Her co-worker fills syringes for vaccinating frontline healthcare workers.
Dr. Ben Carelock talks to the media about the COVID-19 vaccine that arrived at Southwest Memorial Hospital in December.
A waitperson wears a face mask while tending to a patron sitting in the outdoor patio of a sushi restaurant on Dec. 28 in Denver.
Senior Master Sgt. John RohrerColorado National Guard members conduct COVID-19 testing at a drive up testing site in Greeley, Colorado, April 23.
George Sands, 53, was shot and killed Nov. 24 by a Southern Ute Indian tribal ranger, but the tribe and law enforcement have released little information about the shooting death, including the identity of the shooter and whether a crime was committed.
A death certificate for George Sands lists his cause of death as “homicide” from “multiple gunshot wounds to head, neck and chest.”
Sandra Brooks’ dog, Zoe, climbs out of her bed underneath the dishwasher in their tiny home. Interested tiny home residents should be prepared: They really are small.
Escalante Village in Durango was touted as Colorado’s first tiny home community in 2018. La Plata County approved a second community in September, which will open next summer.
