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The Colorado economy received some much-needed good news on Thursday. The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment announced Thursday the lowest number of unemployment claims since the pandemic hit.
COVID-19 forced the company that makes climbing chalk to go out on a limb and make a hygienic liquid chalk called "Secret Stuff Hygienic."
The Colorado Ballet had to cancel their 2020 season due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A new retail store opened Tuesday inside the Stanley Marketplace in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.
In August, the number of homes sold at or above $1 million was up 112%, year to date.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is urging the U.S. Department Transportation to investigate Frontier Airlines after receiving dozens of consumer complaints.
There will be more land for hunters to choose from in southern Colorado.
The city of Arvada will award local artists $250,000 in relief funding following the coronavirus pandemic.
WalletHub compared the 50 states across 10 key indicators, ranging from average workweek hours to share of workers with multiple jobs to annual volunteer hours per resident.
The pandemic remains a tough burden for many businesses in Colorado, but the application process is now open for a new effort.
The Grizzly Creek Fire is now at 32,464 acres with 73% containment.
Glenwood Springs is giving $100 in "Glenwood Gold" to qualifying visitors to help boost tourism.
The Boulder County Health Department reports it is getting complaints about a Longmont business refusing to comply with coronavirus health orders.
The town of Breckenridge is looking for ways to help businesses succeed in the winter.
Aurora City Council Member Alison Coombs is proposing raising the minimum wage in Colorado's third largest city. Not everyone is supporting that idea, especially some business owners.
