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he state of Colorado has paid out approximately $2.5 billion in unemployment benefits since March 29. That comes as it also reports an uptick in the number of initial claims filings last week from the week before.
Larimer St. will be closed between 14th and 15th Streets. Glenarm Pl. will be closed between 15th and 17th Streets.
The Downtown Aquarium in Denver reopened Wednesday with limited capacity.
The Cherry Creek Shopping Center is now open to customers.
Casinos are welcoming those who have some money burning a hole in their pockets.
After being a ghost town for nearly three months Colorado casinos are coming back to life this week. Casinos in Cripple Creek reopened Monday, while those in Black Hawk and Central City welcomed back guests Wednesday morning.
Colorado's latest phase of reopening looks promising for music lovers; the state has drafted guidance for outdoor space and the next phase of the public health order in general and outdoor concerts are part of that.
Target said Wednesday it will raise its minimum wage for employees to $15 up from $13 starting July 5, a few months ahead of a deadline it set three years ago.
The City of Denver is looking into proposals to close down select commercial corridors to traffic, to help provide more space for restaurants and shops.
International flights returned to Denver International Airport Tuesday for the first time since April 1.
The Cherry Creek Mall will reopen on Wednesday morning under reduced operating hours and an increased focus on public safety.
This Friday, the Dumb Friends League is hosting a ground breaking ceremony to kick off construction of a new animal shelter. The new San Luis Valley Animal Center will serve Alamosa County.
A lack of traffic during coronavirus has helped the Colorado Department of Transportation stay on track with the Central 70 Project. The agency has been so busy, they're hiring!
Small businesses in Lakewood still have time to apply for recovery grants. The city is offering $3 million in grants that could help more than 400 businesses struggling from the coronavirus pandemic.
A bill to allow restaurants to continue to sell takeout and delivery alcohol is on its way to the desk of Gov. Jared Polis.
