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Antibody therapy has potential to reduce Colorado's COVID hospitalizations
The state has received 3,000 doses of Bamlanivimab, a monoclonal antibody therapy. The process can be complicated but the hope is it cuts down on hospitalizations.
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The most Colorado family we saw today takes out their horse for a daily walk
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The most Colorado family we saw today takes out their horse for a daily walk
Amber Hines and the members of her family, on two legs and four, have been spotted around Arvada. They're known for taking Rosie around town for her daily walks.
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As restaurants lose indoor dining, retail businesses get a boost under new COVID rules
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Antibody therapy has potential to reduce Colorado's COVID hospitalizations
The state has received 3,000 doses of Bamlanivimab, a monoclonal antibody therapy. The process can be complicated but the hope is it cuts down on hospitalizations.
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Next with Kyle Clark full show (11/19/20)
Colorado hits 1,500 COVID hospitalizations. - A county reports its ICU beds are full. - And growing numbers of hospitals say staff shortages are coming. But people can still go to Broncos games. We look at why.
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Aurora football coach says high school athletes are behaving better than adults
Young people are playing football without the protections given to pros, and with more common sense than many adults says Cherokee Trail coach Joe Johnson.
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Aurora football coach says high school athletes are behaving better than adults
Young people are playing football without the protections given to pros, and with more common sense than many adults says Cherokee Trail coach Joe Johnson.
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As COVID numbers rise, do hospitals have enough treatments on hand?
Right now, hospitals tell us they have enough supply of necessary drugs, but with hospitalizations constantly changing, so will the stockpile.
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As COVID numbers rise, do hospitals have enough treatments on hand?
Right now, hospitals tell us they have enough supply of necessary drugs, but with hospitalizations constantly changing, so will the stockpile.
Next
Antibody therapy has potential to reduce Colorado's COVID hospitalizations
The state has received 3,000 doses of Bamlanivimab, a monoclonal antibody therapy. The process can be complicated but the hope is it cuts down on hospitalizations.
Next
The most Colorado family we saw today takes out their horse for a daily walk
Amber Hines and the members of her family, on two legs and four, have been spotted around Arvada. They're known for taking Rosie around town for her daily walks.
Next
The most Colorado family we saw today takes out their horse for a daily walk
Amber Hines and the members of her family, on two legs and four, have been spotted around Arvada. They're known for taking Rosie around town for her daily walks.
Next
As restaurants lose indoor dining, retail businesses get a boost under new COVID rules
If you think a Rubik's Cube is confusing, try understanding Colorado's updated COVID-19 color dial, like Denver retail business owners are trying to do.
Next
Antibody therapy has potential to reduce Colorado's COVID hospitalizations
The state has received 3,000 doses of Bamlanivimab, a monoclonal antibody therapy. The process can be complicated but the hope is it cuts down on hospitalizations.
Coronavirus
21 counties moving to 'severe risk' level on state's COVID-19 dial
Twenty-one counties are moving to the new level red restriction.
Next
Next with Kyle Clark full show (11/19/20)
Colorado hits 1,500 COVID hospitalizations. - A county reports its ICU beds are full. - And growing numbers of hospitals say staff shortages are coming. But people can still go to Broncos games. We look at why.
Next
Aurora football coach says high school athletes are behaving better than adults
Young people are playing football without the protections given to pros, and with more common sense than many adults says Cherokee Trail coach Joe Johnson.
Next
Aurora football coach says high school athletes are behaving better than adults
Young people are playing football without the protections given to pros, and with more common sense than many adults says Cherokee Trail coach Joe Johnson.
Next
As COVID numbers rise, do hospitals have enough treatments on hand?
Right now, hospitals tell us they have enough supply of necessary drugs, but with hospitalizations constantly changing, so will the stockpile.
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As COVID numbers rise, do hospitals have enough treatments on hand?
Right now, hospitals tell us they have enough supply of necessary drugs, but with hospitalizations constantly changing, so will the stockpile.
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