Coronavirus In Colorado: Temporary Hold On Eviction Enforcement
Evictions are being waived for now, unless residents are endangering other people, by doing something like running a meth lab.
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Evictions are being waived for now, unless residents are endangering other people, by doing something like running a meth lab.
You're overdue for a haircut but you just realized your local barbershop is one of the many businesses closed stop the spread of COVID-19. You're not alone.
A storm approaching Colorado for the end of the week is guaranteed to bring much colder weather our way. The cold will likely be the biggest impact the storm has because snow accumulation should be limited in most areas.
Officers and a SWAT team with the Aurora Police Department have surrounded a house and are working to bring suspects barricaded inside out. This stems from a burglary call early Tuesday morning.
Recent stay-at-home orders have been giving scientists a unique opportunity to collect data to show how the air quality is being impacted.
Prosecutors will no longer seek the death penalty for the man accused of killing Adams County sheriff's deputy Heath Gumm.
The state legislature reconvened Monday just long enough to go into recess again. Lawmakers adjourned two weeks ago due to concerns about COVID-19.
Dr. Nick Brandehoff had just come off a week of duty in a northern Colorado emergency room when he told CBS4 about his hospital's patients.
The Thornton Police Department busted a driver going 128 mph on Interstate 25. That's 73 mph over the speed limit.
Dr. Mark Moss, the Head of Critical Care at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital shared his experience from the front lines.
Health care workers in Boulder are being treated to some of the best food the city's premier restaurants have to offer.
Some of the most critical US senior military commanders and nuclear and special operations forces are now operating under extraordinary protection measures.
Classes last under two hours and teach attendees how to properly report severe weather such as hail and tornadoes.
Colorado law enforcement agencies are seeing an increase in police impersonators pulling over drivers to falsely "enforce" the governor's stay-at-home order.
If you think Colorado is pretty chill, you may be right.
