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"COVID's a hell of an alibi," said Padro. "I think when this all flushes out at the end, the people that choose to stay and are pretty good operators are going to do pretty good."
More than 18,000 Coloradans filed for unemployment last week. That's an increase of more than 3,000 claims than the week before.
Colorado Lottery official say they saw the second highest revenue year in Lottery history for the fiscal year 2020.
RTD cut its service by 40% during the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic and now the organization is considering additional spending cuts.
The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment has released a list of 115 businesses that have been cited for violating the social distancing order and face mask order since the beginning of August.
Organizations struggling to stay open and operating across Colorado received essential support in August in the form of grants from the COVID-19 Arts & Culture Relief Fund.
There are now four pot vending machines operating at one location in Pueblo -- and there are plans to install one at a dispensary in Aurora.
COVID-19 prevents people from gathering in large groups, so most concerts and events are canceled. That's been the story of the summer so far in Colorado.
A nonprofit is giving new life to billboards, while helping people find a new purpose in life. Mile High Workshop's Second Chance Series provides work opportunities for those who need them most.
The project to create a bus-only lane on East Colfax Avenue is moving forward. Denver selected Parsons Transportation Group to complete a preliminary design.
A year that has already been devastating to businesses got even worse in Glenwood Springs and the entire Roaring Fork Valley when the Grizzly Creek Fire shut down Interstate 70 on Monday.
A summer tradition has returned to Denver's Civic Center Park, with some changes. Civic Center Eats is serving food and fun once again.
As the COVID-19 pandemic drags on, many Coloradans are struggling to cover expenses including rent.
The decision to postpone the Mountain West Conference football season will have a greater impact on the Fort Collins community than just within the confines of Colorado State University.
