COVID In Colorado: State Allocates $35 Million For Small Business Relief
The COVID-19 pandemic has been catastrophic for many small business, but the Colorado state legislature is delivering a late Christmas gift.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has been catastrophic for many small business, but the Colorado state legislature is delivering a late Christmas gift.
The President called for lawmakers to amend their recently passed legislation to provide bigger direct payments to individuals and couples, Democrats say they are willing to do so.
Larimer County's Level Up Program got the green light from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment on Wednesday.
Owners of local breweries, distilleries and wineries are holding out hope that the "Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act" (CMBTRA) will be signed permanently into law.
Larimer County issued a warning for its residents about another scam going around.
As a second stimulus plan was approved in Congress late Monday night, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment says any new benefits will be rolling out around the same time their system will undergo a full overhaul. T
More Denver restaurants are making the difficult decision to temporarily close while restrictions on indoor dining remain in place.
Congress has come to an agreement on a second stimulus package, which will include a second round of checks and additional unemployment assistance.
Castle Rock business owners and their supporters rallied for the state to let them open fully on Saturday.
In Larimer County, eager business owners may have to wait for the same opportunity though.
The toll of the pandemic has cost her financially and mentally.
Some restaurants in Summit County are seating patrons indoors once again, following the state's approval of the 5 Star program. The program would allow increased capacity and indoor dining for restaurants that meet certain criteria.
The Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy will embrace science, technology, engineering, arts and math. It's founded on the principles of historically Black colleges and universities.
A Colorado-based loan company is trying to reinvent how people buy homes by providing the money upfront to create more cash offers in an already competitive housing market.
The City of Centennial has placed a cap on fees from third party delivery services like GrubHub, Door Dash and Uber Eats.
