Pres. Trump Orders Churches, Houses Of Worship Open While Most In Colorado Already Are
Pres. Donald Trump says churches and other houses of worship are essential and ordered them open. Gov. Jared Polis' office responded.
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Pres. Donald Trump says churches and other houses of worship are essential and ordered them open. Gov. Jared Polis' office responded.
Many big destination theme parks remain closed as we head into the normally busy summer travel season.
A Denver District Court judge is deciding whether Gov. Jared Polis exceeded his authority when he suspended an election law.
The man accused of shooting a Waffle House cook over a dispute for not wearing a face mask appeared in court on Friday. Kelvin Watson appeared in before a judge in Arapahoe County Court.
Drive in movie theaters have gotten the go-ahead to reopen from the state. But at the Denver Mart Drive In there will be some changes.
The Denver Botanic Gardens are once again open to the public-- with social distancing guidelines in place. The gardens are so popular, tickets are sold out for the next four days over the Memorial Day weekend.
The graduates celebrated with a virtual ceremony and took the Hippocratic Oath on Zoom.
One bike shop is busy fixing a lot of bikes and selling accessories, but they aren't selling new bikes. Not because they don't want to, but because they can't.
The thin air of a small Colorado town once again carries the sweet smell of freshly baked cinnamon rolls. The Glen Haven General Store enforced social distancing regulations during their opening day Friday.
Adults and teens in Boulder County will continue to be required to wear face coverings in public -- when it's not possible to stay six feet away from others.
The City of Fort Collins is canceling this year's traditional Fourth of July activities, including the community parade and evening fireworks display.
Kersey Miller, 29, is facing charges of attempted murder, arson and assault.
Brighton police have arrested all three suspects wanted for a shooting at a house party in February.
As older Coloradans are staying Safer at Home, they're getting A Little Help from volunteers.
The law must go on even in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Friday the 18th Judicial District Chief Judge Michelle Amico swore in two prosecutors during a virtual ceremony conducted on Zoom.
