• Protesters demand stricter screening for COVID-19 at US-Mexico border

    Protesters demand stricter screening for COVID-19 at US-Mexico border
    NOGALES, Ariz. (AP) — Protesters are demanding stricter screenings for coronavirus on southbound traffic at the U.S.-Mexico border.They say they’re concerned that travelers from the U.S. could import new cases of the coronavirus into Mexico.On Wednesday, protesters on the Mexican side of the border blocked the Mexico-bound lanes in the twin border cities of Ambos Nogales for several hours.The group of citizens who call themselves the Sonorans for Health and Life parked two cars acros
  • Attorneys, judges push to close immigration courts amid COVID-19 outbreak

    Attorneys, judges push to close immigration courts amid COVID-19 outbreak
    SAN DIEGO (AP) — Immigration attorneys have sported swim goggles and masks borrowed from friends to meet with clients in detention centers. Masked judges are stocking their cramped courtrooms with hand sanitizer for hearings they want to do by phone.While much of daily life has ground to a halt to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, the Trump administration is resisting calls from immigration judges and attorneys to stop in-person hearings and shutter all immigration courts. They say the
  • UA Offers Rebates to Students for Dorms and Meal Plans

    UA Offers Rebates to Students for Dorms and Meal Plans
    The COVID-19 health emergency has caused a lot of changes at the University of Arizona. Earlier this month, the university decided to suspend all in-person classes for the rest of the spring 2020 semester, and move all classes to online formats.…
  • On NYC’s front lines, health workers worry they will be next

    On NYC’s front lines, health workers worry they will be next
    NEW YORK (AP) — One nurse died from coronavirus at a New York City hospital where staffers were so frustrated with dwindling supplies that they posed in scrub gowns made from garbage bags. An emergency room doctor believed he may have had the virus for days before he finally became too ill to come in. Another nurse says she is stricken by fear that the one mask she is issued each day won’t be enough to protect her from an unending tide of hacking, feverish patients.At New York City-a
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  • The Latest: US leads world in confirmed coronavirus cases

    The Latest: US leads world in confirmed coronavirus cases
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— U.S. leads the world in confirmed coronavirus cases with more than 82,000.— Trump to attend departure of hospital ship bound for New York.— U.N. calls for stop to hostilities in Libya.— Eight countries ask for immediate liftin
  • Winter-like temperatures take over Friday

    Winter-like temperatures take over Friday
    TUCSON - The cold front that brought us rain and clouds on Thursday will move south leaving us with cold and dry air to end the work week.
    Tonight:  Partly Cloudy, Cool. Low: 44°Tomorrow: Sunny, Breezy, Cooler. High: 62°Tomorrow Night: Partly Cloudy, Cold. Low: 38°Southern Arizona's rain chances will end late Thursday evening and the clouds will move out quickly allowing our low temperatures to fall into the 40's across the region.
    The west breezy, dry a
  • US now leads world in number of confirmed coronavirus cases, according to Johns Hopkins University tally

    US now leads world in number of confirmed coronavirus cases, according to Johns Hopkins University tally
    NEW YORK (AP) — US now leads world in number of confirmed coronavirus cases, according to Johns Hopkins University tally.
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  • The Latest: Trump to see off Navy hospital ship bound for NY

    The Latest: Trump to see off Navy hospital ship bound for NY
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— Trump to attend departure of hospital ship bound for New York.— U.N. calls for stop to hostilities in Libya.— Eight countries ask for immediate lifting of sanctions to fight virus.— Death toll in France nears 1,700, fifth-high
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  • Tucson man sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2018 death of live-in girlfriend

    Tucson man sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2018 death of live-in girlfriend
    TUCSON - The Tucson man who pleaded guilty in the 2018 death of his live-in girlfriend was sentenced to 20 years in prison Thursday.Back on May 6, 2018, Tucson Police Department found 18-year-old Rosaura Hernandez with obvious signs of blunt trauma on the kitchen floor of their apartment at 1254 S. Craycroft Ave. after her family contacted police.After TPD sent out a public request about his whereabouts, Hernandez's boyfriend, Joshua Hilaire turned himself into police and was book
  • First confirmed COVID-19 case reported at Davis-Monthan after civil servant tests positive for virus

    First confirmed COVID-19 case reported at Davis-Monthan after civil servant tests positive for virus
    TUCSON - Davis-Monthan Air Force Base announced Thursday its first confirmed case of COVID-19 after the test results of a civil servant returned positive.
    According to DM officials, the individual, who was assigned to the 309 Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group, is currently undergoing observation and treatment. Authorities say the civil servant was last reported at the base March 19.The base is currently at Health Protection level Charlie, which was implemented Wednesday.This Health Pr
  • The Latest: UN calls for stop to hostilities in Libya

    The Latest: UN calls for stop to hostilities in Libya
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— U.N. calls for stop to hostilities in Libya.— U.K. residents, leaders join in applauding National Health Service workers.— Eight countries ask for immediate lifting of sanctions to fight virus.— Death toll in France nears 1,70
  • Double homicide investigation underway in Sahuarita

    Double homicide investigation underway in Sahuarita
    SAHUARITA, Ariz. - A homicide investigation is underway after two people were found with gunshot trauma at a home in Sahuarita Thursday morning.According to Sahuarita Police Department, the two individuals were found with apparent gunshot trauma at a home in the 800 block of West Vuelta Granadina. Both people were pronounced dead at the scene.
    The area has been blocked off in connection to the investigation.There are no outstanding suspects at this time, according to SPD.Anyone with information
  • The Latest: UK residents applaud health service staff

    The Latest: UK residents applaud health service staff
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— U.K. residents, leaders join in applauding National Health Service workers.— Eight countries ask for immediate lifting of sanctions to fight virus.— Death toll in France nears 1,700, fifth-highest of any country.— With more th
  • Deadline for AZ Travel ID delayed one year

    Deadline for AZ Travel ID delayed one  year
    PHOENIX– The U.S. Department of Homeland Security says that the deadline for air travelers to get a driver license or ID that complies with the REAL ID Act, including the AZ Travel ID, has been pushed back a full year to Oct. 1, 2021. All current AZ Travel ID appointments have been canceled.Customers are urged to delay getting an AZ Travel ID until the coronavirus situation has passed to reduce customer traffic at MVD offices.More than two-thirds of MVD services are available anytime
  • United Way launches United for Southern Arizona COVID-19 Fund

    United Way launches United for Southern Arizona COVID-19 Fund
    In an effort to provide essential items to those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic, The United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona announced the creation of the United for Southern Arizona COVID-19 Fund.The effort will help fund the distribution of goods to children, families, and seniors through partnerships with local nonprofits and partner agencies.According to the United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona President and CEO Tony Penn, there has never been a greater need for “the most
  • The Latest: 8 countries want sanctions lifted to fight virus

    The Latest: 8 countries want sanctions lifted to fight virus
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— Eight countries ask for immediate lifting of sanctions to fight virus.— Death toll in France nears 1,700, fifth-highest of any country.— WHO director says “millions could die” without aggressive action.— With more
  • What you need to know today about the virus outbreak

    What you need to know today about the virus outbreak
    The number of people around the world who have contracted coronavirus has reached 500,000, and U.S. deaths from the pandemic have now topped 1,000.
    They are the latest grim milestones for a global outbreak that is taking lives and wreaking havoc on economies.
    The global death toll climbed past 22,000 and Spanish and Italian medical workers are at breaking point. In the U.S., the Senate has unanimously passed an unprecedented $2.2 trillion economic rescue package steering aid to businesses,
  • Stocks surge again on Wall Street after Senate passes coronavirus aid bill, bringing S&P 500 index up 17% since Monday

    Stocks surge again on Wall Street after Senate passes coronavirus aid bill, bringing S&P 500 index up 17% since Monday
    NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks surge again on Wall Street after Senate passes coronavirus aid bill, bringing S&P 500 index up 17% since Monday.
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  • Second COVID-19 Death in Pima County

    Second COVID-19 Death in Pima County
    An unnamed man in his 70s with pre-existing health conditions is the second Pima County resident to die in the COVID-19 pandemic, the county health department announced Thursday.The first was a woman in her 50s who also had underlying health conditions.“It is an upsetting reality that we will continue to see the number of cases and, sadly deaths, continue as we confront this outbreak,” said Paula Mandel, Deputy Director of the Health Department, in a statement. “Please remember
  • Record-breaking 3.3 million seek US jobless aid amid COVID-19 crisis

    Record-breaking 3.3 million seek US jobless aid amid COVID-19 crisis
    WASHINGTON (AP) — A record-high number of people applied for unemployment benefits last week as layoffs engulfed the United States in the face of a near-total economic shutdown caused by the coronavirus. The surge in weekly applications for benefits far exceeded the previous record set in 1982.Layoffs are sure to accelerate as the U.S. economy sinks into what most economists expect to be deep and painful recession. Revenue has collapsed at restaurants, hotels, movie theaters, gyms and airl
  • Health Department reports 2nd COVID-19 death in Pima County

    Health Department reports 2nd COVID-19 death in Pima County
    Health Department officials reported the COVID-19 related death in Pima County Thursday afternoon.
    The person was a male in his 70’s with other health conditions that may have put him at higher risk, according to the department.People with certain medical conditions may be at higher risk for more serious complications from COVID-19.
    Pima County reminds the community that people who are older and those with other medical conditions should take extra precautions to protect themselves.“
  • The Latest: Coronavirus death toll in France nears 1,700

    The Latest: Coronavirus death toll in France nears 1,700
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— Death toll in France nears 1,700, fifth-highest of any country.— WHO director says “millions could die” without aggressive action.— With more than 6,000 new infections in Italy, worldwide total exceeds 500,000.___PARIS &
  • Sierra Vista Transit service to resume Monday for ‘essential trips’ only

    Sierra Vista Transit service to resume Monday for ‘essential trips’ only
    SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. - The City of Sierra Vista plans to resume regular Vista Transit bus service on Monday with additional safety procedures in place to help prevent the potential spread of COVID-19. The City urges riders to only use the service for essential trips.The Vista Transit Center will remain closed and riders are urged to practice social distancing measures while waiting for the bus and while on the bus. That means keeping at least 6 feet of space between themselves and other peop
  • Spider-Man: Threat or Menace? Web-slinger sought after allegedly robbing San Tan Valley pizza eatery

    Spider-Man: Threat or Menace? Web-slinger sought after allegedly robbing San Tan Valley pizza eatery
    Pinal County Sheriff's Office
    SAN TAN VALLEY, Ariz. - Pinal County Sheriff's Office wants Spider-Man!Taking the lead of the great J. Jonah Jameson of the Daily Bugle, PCSO seeks the identity of a Spider-Man after he reportedly stole $300 from the Hungry Howie's located at 1745 West Hunt Highway on March 12.According to the office, a man wearing a Spider-Man mask entered the local eatery that day from the back door. PCSO said the man then ordered an employee to the ground and demanded another em
  • Police situation prompts evacuation at eastside bank

    Police situation prompts evacuation at eastside bank
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    TUCSON - A Wells Fargo Bank was evacuated Thursday morning in connection to a police situation on the east side.According to Tucson Police Department, the police situation was reported at the bank located at 7191 E. Golf Links Rd.Officials say Golf Links Road from Kolb to Prudenceraods in both directions in connection to the incident.The public is advised to avoid the area until 1 p.m.Details are limited at this time.Stay with News 4 Tucson for the latest developments.
    The post Poli
  • Pima County Supervisors Extend Biz Closures Through Friday, April 10

    Pima County Supervisors Extend Biz Closures Through Friday, April 10
    As the number of COVID-19 cases in Pima County continues to rise each day, the Pima County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to extend their mandate on the closure of all movie theaters, gyms, restaurants, bars and other places where people gather in unincorporated parts of the county. Restaurants are still allowed to operate through take-out or drive-thru service only.The closure was supposed to last until Tuesday, March 31, but the supervisors held an emergency meeting today to extend it to Frida
  • The Latest: Army sending 2 field hospitals to New York City

    The Latest: Army sending 2 field hospitals to New York City
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— Army sending two field hospitals to New York City.— WHO director says “millions could die” without aggressive action.— With more than 6,000 new infections in Italy, worldwide total exceeds 500,000.___WASHINGTON — U
  • Pima County Desperately Short of Personal Protective Equipment for Healthcare Workers as State Announces "Widespread Transmission" of COVID-19

    Pima County Desperately Short of Personal Protective Equipment for Healthcare Workers as State Announces "Widespread Transmission" of COVID-19
    Pima County needs a lot more personal protective gear for healthcare workers on the front line of dealing with the COVID-19 virus that state officials now consider to be be in widespread transmission.Pima County got a shipment from the state's portion of the federal National Strategic Stockpile, but it's not nearly enough, even when combined with the supplies that Pima County was able to find from outside sources, according to Pima County Health Director Bob England."It was just a pathetic drop
  • Cabin fever? Don't worry—the Library is here for you!

    Cabin fever? Don't worry—the Library is here for you!
    Okay, we're sad, too. With our libraries closed, we miss you. We miss helping you find books, dancing at Storytime, navigating job resources, and much more.…
  • The Latest: Another US immigration detainee has virus

    The Latest: Another US immigration detainee has virus
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— WHO director says “millions could die” without aggressive action.— With more than 6,000 new infections in Italy, worldwide total exceeds 500,000.— China temporarily barsall foreign nationals.___WASHINGTON — A 52-ye
  • The Latest: WHO director warns ‘millions could die’

    The Latest: WHO director warns ‘millions could die’
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— WHO director says “millions could die” without aggressive action.— With more than 6,000 new infections in Italy, worldwide total exceeds 500,000.— China temporarily barsall foreign nationals.___GENEVA — The head of
  • Trump, eyeing easing of guidelines, says feds to offer categorizing counties by high, medium, low risk of virus spread

    Trump, eyeing easing of guidelines, says feds to offer categorizing counties by high, medium, low risk of virus spread
    WASHINGTON (AP) — Trump, eyeing easing of guidelines, says feds to offer categorizing counties by high, medium, low risk of virus spread.
    The post Trump, eyeing easing of guidelines, says feds to offer categorizing counties by high, medium, low risk of virus spread appeared first on KVOA.
  • The Latest: British government offers cash to self-employed

    The Latest: British government offers cash to self-employed
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— With more than 6,000 new infections in Italy, worldwide total exceeds 500,000.— China temporarily barsall foreign nationals.— U.S. jobless claims reach record3.3 million.___LONDON — The British government has unveiled another
  • Wisconsin Sheriff: Fake cops reportedly going around enforcing COVID-19 orders

    Wisconsin Sheriff: Fake cops reportedly going around enforcing COVID-19 orders
    NBC News Channel
    (WGBA)  Wisconsin enforcement agencies are trying to quell rumors regarding the new "safer at home" order issued by Governor Tony Evers.The Brown County Sheriff's Office said they've had two people impersonating an officer trying to enforce the order, in a way they would not.The first one happened Tuesday morning. A man pulled over a woman on her way to work and told her she needed to go back home."He explained she needed to return home or face a $250 fine," said Captain J
  • The Latest: Global coronavirus cases top 500,000

    The Latest: Global coronavirus cases top 500,000
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— With more than 6,000 new infections in Italy, worldwide total exceeds 500,000.— China temporarily barsall foreign nationals.— U.S. jobless claims reach record3.3 million.___ROME — Italy has reported 6,153 new coronavirus infec
  • Meghan takes up first job since relinquishing royal duties

    Meghan takes up first job since relinquishing royal duties
    LONDON (AP) — Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has her first post-royal job. She will narrate a Disney documentary about elephants.Disney announced Thursday that the duchess, who is married to Britain’s Prince Harry, is lending her voice to “Elephant,” to be released April 3 on the Disney+ streaming service. The film follows an elephant family on a 1,000-mile (1,600-kilometer) journey across the Kalahari Desert.Harry and Meghan shocked the world in January by announcing th
  • The Latest: Caterpillar, Deere profits to feel virus impact

    The Latest: Caterpillar, Deere profits to feel virus impact
    NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on the action in the financial markets (all times local):1:15 p.m.Agricultural and heavy equipment makers are in for a rough year as the virus pandemic delivers a sting to an industry trying to recover form a trade war.Jefferies analyst Stephen Volkmann slashed his earnings forecast for Caterpillar and Deere because of a series of abrupt production closures and the broader economic shutdown. Both companies have already yanked their financial forecasts for the yea
  • Italy reports 6,153 new coronavirus infections, taking global total over 500,000

    Italy reports 6,153 new coronavirus infections, taking global total over 500,000
    ROME (AP) — Italy reports 6,153 new coronavirus infections, taking global total over 500,000.
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  • Silver Sea's Pet Food Pantry For Those In Need

    Silver Sea's Pet Food Pantry For Those In Need
    If you're having a hard time affording pet food and needs during the coronavirus shut down, come see Lizzie Mead, owner of the Silver Sea on Fourth Avenue. Mead's shop doubles as a pet food pantry giving away dog and cat food, leashes, collars and other pet related items for those with low-income or temporarily in need.…
  • The Latest: US aircraft carrier has ‘dozens’ sick with virus

    The Latest: US aircraft carrier has ‘dozens’ sick with virus
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— U.S. aircraft carrier has “dozens” sick with virus, diverted to Guam.— China temporarily barsall foreign nationals.— U.S. jobless claims reach record3.3 million.___WASHINGTON — The Navy says an outbreak of COVID-19
  • Israeli parliament chooses Netanyahu rival Benny Gantz as new speaker, in unexpected step that could signal unity deal

    Israeli parliament chooses Netanyahu rival Benny Gantz as new speaker, in unexpected step that could signal unity deal
    JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli parliament chooses Netanyahu rival Benny Gantz as new speaker, in unexpected step that could signal unity deal.
    The post Israeli parliament chooses Netanyahu rival Benny Gantz as new speaker, in unexpected step that could signal unity deal appeared first on KVOA.
  • Your Southern AZ Coronavirus AM Roundup: 508 Confirmed Cases in AZ, 75 in Pima County

    Your Southern AZ Coronavirus AM Roundup: 508 Confirmed Cases in AZ, 75 in Pima County
    A total of 508 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Arizona on Thursday, March 25, according to the morning report from the Arizona Department of Health Services.That's a jump of 107 from yesterday's 401.…
  • Your Coronavirus AM Roundup: 508 Confirmed Cases in AZ, 75 in Pima County

    Your Coronavirus AM Roundup: 508 Confirmed Cases in AZ, 75 in Pima County
    A total of 508 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Arizona on Thursday, March 25, according to the morning report from the Arizona Department of Health Services.…
  • LATEST: 508 COVID-19 cases in AZ, 8 deaths

    LATEST: 508 COVID-19 cases in AZ, 8 deaths
    MGN
    TUCSON - There are 508 COVID-19 reported cases in Arizona, according to newly released data from the Arizona Department of Health Services.Seventy-five of those cases are reported in Pima County.As of Thursday morning, 8 deaths in connection to the virus have been reported.After Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey declared a public health emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, city, county and education officials have been implementing protocols to help prevent a potential spread of the c
  • 100 Club offers mental health apps to help first responders during COVID-19 crisis

    100 Club offers mental health apps to help first responders during COVID-19 crisis
    A local non-profit is
    providing first responders with mental health resources as they cope with the
    COVID-19 pandemic.The 100 Club of Arizona is offering two mobile apps for at-risk first responders and their families.
    The Bulletproof and Fireproof apps provide comprehensive information, resources and referrals to help users with their mental health, physical goals, relationships and long-term financial stability.
    There is a Telehealth option for those who prefer to speak to a provider remotely
  • The Latest: China bars all foreign nationals to curb virus

    The Latest: China bars all foreign nationals to curb virus
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— China temporarily bars all foreign nationals.— U.S. jobless claims reach record 3.3 million.— Germany testing up to 500,000 a week for virus.— Colorado’s 5.7 million residents told stay at home.___China is temporarily ba
  • China says it is temporarily barring most foreigners from entering as it seeks to curb imported virus cases

    China says it is temporarily barring most foreigners from entering as it seeks to curb imported virus cases
    BEIJING (AP) — China says it is temporarily barring most foreigners from entering as it seeks to curb imported virus cases.
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  • Pelosi forecasts House OK of Senate’s $2.2T virus aid plan

    Pelosi forecasts House OK of Senate’s $2.2T virus aid plan
    WASHINGTON (AP) — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the massive $2.2 trillion coronavirus economic relief bill approved by the Senate will pass the House on Friday with “strong bipartisan support.”Pelosi spoke to reporters at the Capitol on Thursday a day after the Senate unanimously approved the measure.
    The package comes to the House as fresh evidence emerges that the economy is in a recession. The government reported 3.3 million new weekly unemployment claims, four times the p
  • US indicts Venezuela’s Maduro on narcoterror charges

    US indicts Venezuela’s Maduro on narcoterror charges
    MIAMI (AP) — The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted Venezuela's socialist leader Nicolás Maduro and several key aides on charges of narcoterrorism.
    The department accused them Thursday of conspiring with Colombian revels "to flood the United States with cocaine."
    The sweeping action is bound to ratchet up tensions between Washington and Caracas as the spread of the coronavirus threatens to collapse a health system and oil-dependent economy driven deep into the ground by years o
  • The Latest: Colorado’s 5.7M residents told stay at home

    The Latest: Colorado’s 5.7M residents told stay at home
    The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— U.S. jobless claims reach record 3.3 million.— Germany testing up to 500,000 a week for virus.— Colorado’s 5.7 million residents told stay at home.___DENVER — A statewide stay-at-home order is in effect in Colorado to st

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