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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way that health-care providers interact with their patients, and that change may be norm in the future, according to local health-care professionals.

A statistical model prepared by University of Colorado medical experts predicts that COVID-19 cases may peak any time between May 8 and Sept. 14, depending on social-distancing effectiveness

J.Fargo’s Brewery and Family Dining is making hand sanitizer to give to first-responders to make up for the shortages in local stores.

With so many exceptions for “essential” services and “essential” tasks, can communities enforce the stay-at-home order? We talk with Cortez Police Chief Andy Brock to discuss what CPD is doing.

Health officials now want you to wear masks in public to protect yourself from contracting the coronavirus and from spreading it, in case you’ve been infected but don’t have symptoms.

J.Fargo’s Brewery in Cortez is using its resources to feed first-responders and health-care workers in Montezuma County. Find out how you can help by purchasing a gift card or meal.

The Ute Cafe, with the help of a coalition of non-profits and faith communities, is feeding the armada of truckers passing through Montezuma County to deliver supplies across the country.

Dr. Doug Miller offers useful advice while you’re sequestered at home with you kids during the pandemic. It’s all a matter of adjusting your attitude and doing something meaningful for others.

The Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado and United Way of Southwest Colorado have kick-started the community emergency fund to help with food, housing needs.

San Juan Basin Public Health has confirmed three more cases of COVID-19 infections in La Plata County as a result of last week’s drive-through community testing.