CU Study Finds Bleach-Based Cleaning Products And Sweat Create Airborne Chemicals
According to a new study from the University of Colorado Boulder, one exercising person can emit as many chemicals from their body as up to five sedentary people.
Watch CBS News
According to a new study from the University of Colorado Boulder, one exercising person can emit as many chemicals from their body as up to five sedentary people.
More RTD layoffs happened this week due to cutbacks due to the coronavurs pandemic. Now, the concern is what those layoffs will mean for riders.
About 50,000 Denver workers will receive larger paychecks as the city's scheduled minimum wage increase took effect on Jan. 1.
The theaters will be following all local public health mandates, and disinfecting all public areas frequently, to minimize the spread of the coronavirus.
Working From Home is one of the major trends in 2020 that came from the COVID-19 pandemic and has continued into the new year.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment system for unemployment benefits is going to be offline for the next 5 days.
RTD will announce a second round of layoffs this week. The public transit company is facing a massive budget shortfall due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Clyfford Still Museum in Denver is once again welcoming visitors back after reopening Tuesday
Xcel originally scheduled the shutdown of the plant years later. Seventy-five workers are currently employed there.
As dozens of counties in Colorado moved from Level Red to Level Orange, the easing of restrictions was welcome relief for workers and patrons at one of Denver's first live concerts.
Businesses in more than 30 counties in Colorado have been seeing red, now the COVID-19 dial has moved to Level Orange due to improving statistics regarding the spread of the coronavirus.
Colorado's move to Level Orange from Level Red on Monday, while positive, has created questions when it comes to the state's 5 Star State Certification Program, specifically for the restaurant industry.
While industry experts tell CBS4 they expect many venues and businesses will be unable to open right away, some gave it a try Monday.
Denver Motor Vehicle offices will continue in-person services at all locations beginning Tuesday. The branches closed before Thanksgiving due to a surge in COVID-19 cases.
Locally-owned business Roostercat Coffee House is being impacted by the changes to the COVID restrictions in Denver.
