Cannabis In Colorado: Slang Worldwide Adding Dozens Of Jobs In Boulder

The new jobs will have an average annual wage of $75,000 and are expected to include lab technician, project management and other production-related positions. 

• Dec 15, 2020

Sen. Bernie Sanders Joins Union Leaders To Demand COVID Hazard Pay For King Soopers Employees

The union that represents thousands of King Soopers and City Market employees is calling attention to the dangers grocery store workers face during the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Dec 14, 2020

Northern Colorado Businesses Band Together To Survive COVID Restrictions

Businesses in Larimer County are looking for some leeway to help them survive another round of restrictions.

• Dec 13, 2020

COVID In Colorado: Sam's No. 3 In Denver Shut Down For Serving Diners In Enclosed Patio

A popular Denver diner was shut down by the health department on Thursday for allowing people to eat inside an enclosed patio.

• Dec 11, 2020

COVID In Colorado: Mountain Snow A Welcome Sight For Skiers As Resorts Adapt To Coronavirus Restrictions

The latest snowstorm in the high country means ski areas can finally start to open more terrain, but it's still a slower start to the season for most. The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way resorts operate.

• Dec 11, 2020

In-N-Out Pauses Plans To Open Restaurant In Fort Collins

Bad news for burger fans in Fort Collins.

• Dec 11, 2020

COVID In Summit County: Community Helps Renters, Families During Coronavirus Pandemic

The Family and Intercultural Resource Center, a Summit County non-profit, has been helping families since the beginning of the pandemic but now, even some long-time residents can't afford to stay.

• Dec 10, 2020

Denver Ranked 6th Best City For Beer Drinkers, Study Finds

Colorado is a top destination for beer drinkers across the country, according to a new report from personal finance website SmartAsset.

• Dec 10, 2020

Level Red COVID Restrictions Blamed For New Jump In Unemployment Claims

More than 36,000 Coloradans either filed a first time claim or reopened suspended claims.

• Dec 10, 2020

No Card? No Service: Mom Accuses Cashless Businesses Of Discrimination, Colorado Lawmaker Takes Action

Coronavirus has changed our lives in many ways, including how we pay for things. Many businesses have gone cashless out of safety concerns but that decision could soon be against the law.

• Dec 10, 2020

White Business Owner Sues Polis Over Race-Based COVID-19 Relief Aid

A Colorado Springs barbershop owner has sued the governor in relation to $4 million of coronavirus relief aid designated for minority-owned small businesses that it claims is unconstitutional.

• Dec 10, 2020

Denver Center For Performing Arts Postpones Broadway Shows Through July

The Denver Center for the Performing Arts announced all Broadway shows are postponed through July.

• Dec 9, 2020

Parker Town Council Rebukes Indoor Dining Restrictions With Symbolic Resolution

The Parker Town Council rebuked state-implemented restrictions on indoor dining Monday by unanimously passing a resolution demanding the state move Douglas County back to level orange from red on the COVID-19 dial. 

• Dec 9, 2020

COVID In Steamboat: Partnership Between Ski Patrol, ER Doctors Essential During Coronavirus

Ski patrollers have added burdens this season when it comes to safety during the pandemic.

• Dec 9, 2020

Tattered Cover Bookstore's New Owners Have Childhood Connection

The Tattered Cover Bookstore has new owners. One of them used to work at the bookstore as a teenager.

• Dec 9, 2020

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