Tag: virus
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Rabid bat found outside Colorado Springs elementary school, officials say
A bat found at a Colorado Springs elementary school is confirmed to have rabies, according to a news release from El Paso County Public Health. The bat, which was found alive March 14 on the grounds at Grant Elementary School near the intersection of North Academy Boulevard and Austin Bluffs Parkway, is the first animal…
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Rabid bat found outside Colorado Springs elementary school, officials say
A bat found at a Colorado Springs elementary school is confirmed to have rabies, according to a news release from El Paso County Public Health. The bat, which was found alive March 14 on the grounds at Grant Elementary School near the intersection of North Academy Boulevard and Austin Bluffs Parkway, is the first animal…
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Rabid bat found outside Colorado Springs elementary school, officials say
A bat found at a Colorado Springs elementary school is confirmed to have rabies, according to a Tuesday news release from El Paso County Public Health. The bat, which was found alive March 14 on the grounds at Grant Elementary School near the intersection of North Academy Boulevard and Austin Bluffs Parkway, is the first…
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COVID-19 immunization working for older Coloradans despite surge among young
Colorado’s oldest residents are seeing the benefits of the state’s COVID-19 inoculation efforts. In contrast with the rising numbers of new cases and hospitalizations statewide, Colorado’s oldest residents, who were prioritized for vaccinations for the first three months of the inoculation effort, haven’t seen the same surge. Instead, the oldest and most vaccinated age group…
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Pueblo uses sewage water testing to warn residents about high COVID-19 levels
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The city of Pueblo is launching a warning system to alert residents about high levels of COVID-19 in their neighborhood using wastewater testing, Mayor Nick Gradisar announced in a news release. Residents will receive voice messages and texts urging them to get tested if levels…
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Pueblo uses sewage water testing to warn residents about high COVID-19 levels
The city of Pueblo is launching a warning system to alert residents about high levels of COVID-19 in their neighborhood using wastewater testing, Mayor Nick Gradisar announced in a news release. Residents will receive voice messages and texts urging them to get tested if levels of COVID-19 are extremely high in their neighborhood. The alert…
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Recovery programs adjusting to new treatment approach
COVID-19 isolation brings obstacles for recovery groups.
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Faculty Parade
Faculty from Explorer Elementary School in Colorado Springs drove through the school’s neighborhoods with decorated cars to spread cheer and encouragement to their students and families. (Video by Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)
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Combatting coronavirus
Memorial Hospital Central walks us through a mock coronavirus drill to demonstrate what would happen if they begin getting coronavirus patients. Dr. David Steinbruner, incoming associate chief medical officer, walks us through the most important things to remember to prevent the virus and its spread. (Video by Skyler Ballard, The Gazette)