Most City Of Boulder Offices To Remain Closed Until June 1
Most City of Boulder buildings and facilities will remain closed through June 1.
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Most City of Boulder buildings and facilities will remain closed through June 1.
JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley will begin operating on Friday after it closed due to an outbreak of coronavirus.
Eagle County was hit hard early with coronavirus. But the county is the first in the state to roll back some of the extreme social distancing requirements. The new orders take effect April 27.
The City of Arvada says it will extend the closure of its facilities through May 10.
Lime puts limited fleet of scooters back on Denver's streets and offers discounts to healthcare workers and law enforcement.
After more than 35 days of battling coronavirus at Poudre Valley Hospital, a Northern Colorado woman has been released from the hospital. Paula Irons was discharged from PVH on Tuesday, after being admitted as one of the hospital's first COVID-19 patients in March.
Denver has banned beer, wine and champagne from city parks until July 23.
Colorado health care workers will now be able to reuse N95 masks thanks to a device from FEMA.
"Playing the bagpipes, I'm hoping it can somehow reach my son and he can find his way home," said Ben Holmes.
Residents of the Woodland Park community have renovated a town home where Kelsey Berreth was killed, opening the property to the possibility of renewed life with new occupants.
Colorado School of Mines turns "M" into shiny, red heart to support workers.
Colorado's first-time unemployment claims rose by more than 67,000 last week, according to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. Those numbers reflect the claims filed for the week ending April 18th.
The district says there may be furlough days, salary cuts or even staff layoffs and school closures. All because of the sudden and dramatic drop in tax revenue due to COVID-19.
The murder of a 16-year-old girl in Colorado went unsolved for more than 50 years. Now, investigators say they've identified her killer -- through genetic genealogy.
As the coronavirus disrupts the meat supply chain, this might be a good time to stock up, experts say.
