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"By some estimates, 20% to 40% of all the hotels in the United States may not reopen."
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"By some estimates, 20% to 40% of all the hotels in the United States may not reopen."
Instead of serving up beer at the Colorado Convention Center in September, the GABF will offer an immersive online experience on Oct. 16-17.
Regular unemployment claims declined for a fifth straight week last week but Colorado is paying record jobless benefits as the result of economic restrictions imposed because of the coronavirus crisis.
A letter from CEO Rob Katz to employees announced that Vail Resorts will work toward an opening in roughly a month. The hope, Katz noted in the letter, is that their resorts will be open by late June or early July.
The COVID Consultants have only been open several weeks, but the team has already helped businesses from restaurants to gyms.
Ikon Pass is extending its spring promotion for the 20/21 season through June 16.
Aurora restaurants were able to start applying for permits Wednesday.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is leading a coalition with 34 other states to allow marijuana businesses to have access to the federal banking system.
Denver's iconic Water World theme park announced Tuesday it would not open for the 2020 season.
The City of Lafayette is taking a different approach to compel people to wear face coverings. Under a new ordinance, business owners could be fined $50-$500 if their customers don't wear masks.
The state released a set of preliminary guidelines for restaurants to reopen.
A hearing for the owner of Shooters Grill, a restaurant that opened for dine-in service earlier this month, violating the safer-at-home order, will continue next Tuesday.
The City of Denver is taking applications from restaurants wanting to expand outdoor seating options for when the state allows businesses to start accepting dine-in customers again.
When Tania Peterman's business was hit because of COVID-19, she decided to start a new project, snapping photos of families and high school graduates from the safe confines of the front porch.
A Colorado businessman created a product to help people practice social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
