'The Sky's The Limit For The U.S. Economy,' Says Economic Analyst
With vaccinations accelerating and stimulus checks mostly distributed, a growing number of people are venturing out and spending more money.
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With vaccinations accelerating and stimulus checks mostly distributed, a growing number of people are venturing out and spending more money.
According to the Parkinson's Foundation, more than 1 million people are currently living with the disease in the United States. 60,000 Americans are diagnosed every year, and men are 1.5 times more likely to have Parkinson's than women.
One year ago on this day, 41-year-old Jason Jahanian "woke up" after being in a coma for almost two weeks and nearly dying from COVID.
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene were the only two members of Congress to vote no on reauthorizing the National Marrow Donor Program.
Authorities near Sacramento say a local deputy investigating a mail theft case found out he himself was a victim of the suspect.
"I object to my all-white jury," Young told the judge. "The sentence you're going to give me is unfair." "I'm sorry you feel that way," the judge replied as Young rose and left the camera's view. "I think your rights were protected."
The State of Colorado lifted its COVID-19 dial framework and passed control of health restrictions over to local jurisdictions on Friday.
The Colorado Avalanche postponed all games through next Thursday due to several COVID cases in the organization.
Tickets for Yoga on the Rocks, Film on the Rocks, and SnowShape Ski Season Fitness went on sale Friday morning.
The state has confirmed it has paid out more than $19 million in fraudulent unemployment claims since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The community of Boulder will soon have a more permanent place to honor and remember the victims of the King Soopers grocery store shooting on March 22.
Three men have been indicted in 12 armed robberies at Home Depot, Harbor Freight, Murdoch's, Target and Big R Stores across the Denver metro area.
The snow was heavy enough to break tree limbs and down power lines in some areas.
Jeffco schools in the Evergreen and Conifer area are closed Friday due to power outages resulting from last night's snowstorm.
The official snow total in Denver from the most recent storm to hit Colorado was 5.7 inches. The season total is now 73.3 inches which is almost two feet above normal and we're not done!
