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Colorado allowed all businesses in counties at the red level on the COVID-19 dial to operate at orange levels. CBSN Denver's Makenzie O'Keefe talked with CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida about the timing of the move.
Colorado counties like Arapahoe County have been busy trying to get ready for their big change on the state's COVID restriction dial.
The Town Pump, a staple of Old Town Fort Collins for more than 112 years, received more than $80,000 in donations in just two days of fundraising on GoFundMe.
The City and County of Denver has applied for Colorado's Five Star Certification program.
Family medical leave for state employees, sick time for even part-time employees, and new requirements of employers all began Friday, Jan. 1. New rules around job postings will play an important role as Colorado looks to recover from COVID-19 job losses.
Denver's minimum wage increased to $14.77 per hour on New Year's Day. The scheduled raise was approved by Denver City Council in 2019.
New Year's Eve also brought word that Denver would make an effort to join the Five Star Program that allows businesses to earn greater certification and more capacity – at least in theory.
Gov. Jared Polis announced Wednesday that Colorado's counties in Level Red on the COVID-19 dial are going to Level Orange on Jan. 4, 2021.
"What we've seen is not necessarily a change in the total level of beer consumption, but a huge shift in where people are drinking beer."
Almost 45,000 Coloradans filed first-time claims for unemployment last week -- and more than 265,000 people filed continued claims.
Businesses in the county can begin applying for the program on Thursday with inspections scheduled to start next week.
Douglas County has given out $13.7 million so far to 160 businesses out of 222 applications.
When the first white envelope showed up, she didn't think much of it, other than to return it to sender, but then more showed up.
A new report says Colorado has gone from having the 10th-best economy among states in the second quarter to being the ninth-worst economy in the third quarter.
One of Denver's oldest bars and music venues is turning to the community to avoid closing down for good, after months of struggling to pay the bills due to COVID-19 restrictions.
