Fort Collins Recalls 128 Furloughed City Employees
As facilities reopen in Fort Collins, 128 city employees have returned to work.
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As facilities reopen in Fort Collins, 128 city employees have returned to work.
The Jefferson County Health Department said the speedway violated an agreement to limit attendance and promote coronavirus pandemic guidelines on July 4.
The lawsuit alleges that the e-cigarette company JUUL used deceptive advertising to target youth and downplayed its addictive nicotine concentration and health risks.
In some cases, customers can pull up a menu, order, and pay -- all from their smartphones.
Have you noticed more people getting around on two wheels? After being cooped up because of coronavirus, cycling is especially popular this summer.
State officials say Colorado has no plans to enforce a mandatory quarantine for visitors or Coloradans returning from other states.
Fans who attended an event at the Bandimere Speedway on Saturday showed their support online for the business.
The largest carrier at Denver International Airport is adding 25,000 more domestic and international flights as travel picks up.
The number of Coloradans filing for initial unemployment benefits again fell for the week ending June 27. A total of 14,739 filings were made, that number includes gig workers. It's down from 20,267 the week before.
Some bars were unprepared for Gov. Jared Polis' announcement that bars will close once again to help combat the spread of coronavirus.
A Denver business owner says employees have been spit on, coughed at, and yelled at for enforcing mask requirements.
The owners of a Denver bowling alley are hoping for a change in policy after their utility bill doubled while they were closed during Colorado's stay-at-home order.
DIA is anticipating their highest passenger numbers in July since the coronavirus pandemic began in March.
RTD has resumed collecting fares and that means that passengers will board through the front of the bus. Some employees believe this puts drivers at risk for contracting coronavirus.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced on Tuesday bars will be closed for in-person service in order to fight coronavirus in the state.
