COVID In Denver: Restaurants Reimbursed For Outdoor Seating, Patio Expansion
The City of Denver is distributing nearly $1 million in relief to bars and restaurants that expanded past their walls to create a safer dining environment.
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The City of Denver is distributing nearly $1 million in relief to bars and restaurants that expanded past their walls to create a safer dining environment.
Restaurants suffering under COVID-19 restrictions could apply for capacity variances under the new 5 Star program as soon as Friday.
With the shipments of the Pfizer vaccine, the dry ice business is booming. But that's not the only reason dry ice is so popular during the pandemic.
A new real estate report indicates the housing market in Denver is not slowing down during the pandemic.
Steve's Goods and the other five businesses were cited for falsely claiming their CBD products were medically or scientifically proven to improve serious health conditions. A company spokesman said, "I disagree with what they call advertising."
Denver's auditor claims Denver International Airport needs to do a better job at maintaining things like the train and escalators.
Travelers at Denver International Airport can now get tested for COVID-19 before getting on a plane.
MacKenzie Scott's donation is the largest single donation in organization history according to Mile High United Way.
Longmont City Council passed a resolution on Tuesday night, urging Weld County to comply with COVID-19 restrictions.
Grocery stores in Colorado remain open and have been operating throughout the pandemic. Their employees are considered essential, but many feel they are not receiving the protection they deserve.
The Town of Superior wants people to continue to support local restaurants and retailers.
Key lawmakers are approaching a deal on an economic relief package that would include unemployment benefits, but not state and local aid or a liability shield.
Colorado counties are getting a better idea of what will be involved when the state likely opens up a "Five Star" system for businesses to apply for variances for greater opening.
Denver's historic Larimer Square is officially off the market.
Employers can ask their employees not to travel during the holidays out of concern for spreading COVID-19, according to one legal expert.
