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Many hairstylists across the state were able to go back to work this week, but CBS4 has learned the state's guidance for those working in salons has left a lot of folks confused and frustrated.
The state's alternative care sites in Denver and Northern Colorado will now open later than anticipated and with far fewer beds than initially planned, as hospital capacity continues to hold.
STRIDE Community Health Center is opening a drive-up coronavirus testing site at Overland High School on Friday.
In a newsletter to parents Thursday, Denver Public Schools Superintendent Susana Cordova said the district plans to start next school year on time in August.
After nearly two months of virtual worship, the Archdiocese of Denver has announced limited public Mass can resume May 9. Guidelines have been issued to parishes, in accordance with the state's safer-at-home order, to protect the health of priests, staff and parishioners.
Thursday is the anniversary of the deadly shooting at the STEM School Highlands Ranch -- one year since the death of 18-year-old Kendrick Castillo. He died after confronting a shooter in the school.
Colorado's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients will soon be able to use those benefits online. The USDA approved the plan for Colorado on Thursday.
Aurora is one step closer to getting an In-N-Out Burger restaurant.
There are more than 100 avenues for small business recovery money.
A Colorado Parks and Wildlife app called COTREX can now help guide hikers as it maps out open and closed trails across the state.
The search continues for the suspect or suspects involved in five separate instances of vandalism over the past three weeks at the Tri-County Health Office in south Aurora.
Due to continued restrictions on large gatherings in public venues, The Denver Center for Performing Arts is postponing and canceling more performances and programs.
Abandoned campfire sparks wildfire in White River National Forest.
Insurance companies have seen costs fall as people postpone elective surgeries during the pandemic. Because of that, United Healthcare officials said they wanted to offer customers some relief.
A Denver man is delivering food, water and clothing to the Navajo Nation in New Mexico during coronavirus outbreak.
