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Public health officials urge those with COVID-19 symptoms to self-isolate

Signs include fever, cough and shortness of breath

Community Emergency Relief Fund activated in response to COVID-19

Fund raised $12,000 in first 24 hours

San Juan County, N.M., declares state of emergency

Farmington, Aztec utility disconnection waived; animal shelter at capacity

Health officials report 26 COVID-19 tests completed in La Plata, Archuleta counties

National shortage cited for low number

New Mexico works to meet child care needs amid COVID-19 outbreak

K-12 schools closed for three weeks

Durango school closure may extend beyond March 25

Teachers plan to assist students remotely

Local workers, businesses my benefit from federal coronavirus legislation

Bill underway to provide further economic relief to affected industries

Drive-thru COVID-19 assessments underway in San Juan County, N.M.

Service is intended for those experiencing mild flu- or cold-like symptoms

Local public health emergency declared amid coronavirus outbreak

Entities say declaration will help further fight virus

Residents, visitors to four Western Slope counties asked to limit social contacts

People in Eagle, Summit, Pitkin and Gunnison asked to minimize interactions with others

Purgatory, Wolf Creek ski areas receive little notice about closures

Gov. Jared Polis ordered shutdown until March 22

Runs remain strong for toilet paper, hand sanitizer and dry goods at Durango grocery stores

Several shelves remained bare Sunday at Durango grocery stories as runs continued on toilet paper, hand sanitizer and dry goods. Lisa Williams, customer service supervisor with Al...