'Just A Shame': Denver Jazz Musicians React With Shock To News Of El Chapultepec's Closing
The owner of El Chapultepec nightclub announced Monday they will be closing after nearly 90 years of business.
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The owner of El Chapultepec nightclub announced Monday they will be closing after nearly 90 years of business.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has updated its coronavirus classification for weddings and funerals to "essential." That means those events will have a little more flexibility when it comes to group sizes.
As COVID-19 cases soar around the nation, at least one hospital in Colorado is feeling the strain.
In a time of coronavirus, VISIT Denver wants all of Colorado to know that there are still fun traditions to celebrate the holidays.
Congressman Joe Neguse is leading the push to include wildfire relief in the next COVID-19 stimulus package. The East Troublesome Fire and the Cameron Peak Fire burned more than 300,000 acres in Colorado this summer, both burning in the congressional district that Neguse represents.
Reports from hospitals provide more evidence that younger people should be taking COVID-19 more seriously.
The Transportation Security Administration tells CBS4's Britt Moreno 76 employees at Denver International Airport have tested positive for COVID-19.
A report released Tuesday morning by the Denver Office of the Independent Monitor found serious gaps in the Denver Police response to the George Floyd protests downtown this summer. The report found the response was muddled with excessive force and poor communication.
A charitable foundation has paid off the mortgages of two Colorado families following the line-of-duty deaths of Ken Jones, a Summit County firefighter, and Fort Carson-based Army Sgt. First Class Stephen Cribben.
El Chapultepec at 20th and Market Street in LoDo is closing for good, in part because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Castle Rock Police Department is investigating multiple reports of vehicles being vandalized with eggs.
One school district is lowering the bar to ensure some students "pass" during a year full of changes and challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two people who are responsible for a burglary in Broomfield are at large, and police are asking for the public's help finding them.
Researchers say a COVID-19 vaccine will be key to helping Colorado's economy bounce back from the pandemic.
The Town of Parker will not enforce Level Red High Risk restrictions that prohibit indoor dining.
