City Of Loveland To Furlough 280 Temporary, Seasonal Employees
The City of Loveland is cutting its workforce in response to budget concerns due to the coronavirus pandemic. Loveland will furlough 280 employees.
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The City of Loveland is cutting its workforce in response to budget concerns due to the coronavirus pandemic. Loveland will furlough 280 employees.
The Colorado Emergency Operations Center announced alternate care sites in response to the coronavirus pandemic will not be operational until May 15.
A free, virtual concert will be presented Friday to show support health care workers and raise money for the National Jewish Health COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund.
Denver residents can help keep tourism going amid the stay-at-home orders. In doing so, they could win prizes.
The Colorado National Guard deployed to multiple long-term care facilities in Colorado on Monday.
Gov. Jared Polis will speak about the coronavirus outbreak in Colorado on Monday afternoon from the Governor's Residence at Boettcher Mansion in Denver. The news conference is scheduled to start at 3:30 p.m. and it will be available for live viewing on CBS4 as well as on CBSN Denver.
Denver Water crews responded to a water main break on Lincoln Street near 4th Street Monday morning.
Colorado's cannabis industry is launching a new effort to support first responders, health care professionals, restaurants, and other businesses and individuals impacted by COVID-19.
What's normally home to graduations this time of the year has been converted to a 300-bed shelter for women struggling with homelessness.
The Garcia twins are finally at home after they were delivered six weeks early because their home, Cat Garcia, was hospitalized with coronavirus. They have spent the past several weeks in the NICU.
Fidelity Investments has immediate openings -- and the company is hosting a webinar to bring in new employees on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m.
Mayor Michael Hancock said that the stay-at-home order for Denver may be extended past its initial end date of April 30.
Sharing equipment, like frisbees or footballs, is now banned at city parks in Denver.
Independent contractors and gig workers are able to begin applying for unemployment benefits in Colorado, as of Monday afternoon.
Some positive news -- this weekend Colorado saw the lowest number of new cases of COVID-19 in nearly two weeks.
