Colorado Businesses In Counties That Reject COVID Rules Could Still Receive Aid

Legislation dedicates funds for housing, food pantries, utility assistance and public health.

Mount Evans Name Change Subject Of Petition

John Evans said to have created conditions that led to Sand Creek Massacre.

ACLU Asks Judge To Order Polis To Decrease State’s Prison Population

7 of 10 largest active COVID outbreaks in Colorado are within state prisons. 11 inmates have died.

Conservative Group Pushing Property Tax Cut For 2021 Ballot

School districts, local governments would face hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts.

CDC Panel Advises States To Prioritize Health Care Workers, Nursing Home Residents For COVID-19 Vaccine

States will receive doses based on population, not infection or risk rate.

Fauci Warns Of COVID ‘Surge Upon A Surge’ In Briefing With Gov. Polis

Officials say vaccines near distribution, but 1 in 41 Coloradans now estimated to be infectious.

New Pandemic Relief Proposal Rolled Out By Bipartisan Group In Congress

Unclear if Pelosi, McConnell will support group’s package.

Democratic Priorities Quickly Move Forward During Special Session

Lawmakers convene at Capitol to enact COVID-19 relief for small businesses, renters.

Grand Junction Cold Case Murder Of Deborah Tomlinson Solved After 45 Years

It was Dec 27, 1975 when Grand Junction Police officers responded to an apartment complex in the 1000 block of Belford Avenue.

COVID In Colorado: School Districts Report Critical Staff Shortages In New Survey

Shortages in special education teachers, classroom teachers and janitorial staff are impacting many areas of the state.

1,200-Foot Tubing Lanes At Frisco Adventure Park Open For Season

The tubing hill is operating at 25% capacity and you need to make a reservation online at FriscoTubing.com.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 5,373 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

‘Venmo Challenge’ In Denver: Server Shocked By $1,500 Tip

In a time when many restaurants and servers are struggling to survive, the “Venmo Challenge” is coming to the rescue.

COVID In Colorado: Want To Visit Aspen? Bring Your Documentation That You Tested Negative For Coronavirus

According to the Aspen Times, visitors after Dec. 14 will need to bring that affidavit.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,312 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

COVID In Colorado: Musicians Band Together To Support Each Other

On Monday state lawmakers started working to get emergency aid to Coloradans.

Sports Betting Scores New Colorado Record In October

The Colorado Department of Revenue says people wagered more than $210 million.

Petition Filed To Change Name Of Mount Evans To Mount Blue Sky

Mount Evans, Colorado’s fifth highest peak, is named after Territorial Governor John Evans.

Ice Sculptures Pop Up In Evergreen For Holiday Cheer

Cool Hand Ice Sculptors in Longmont set out to place nine sculptures to spread cheer during the holiday season.

Neighbors Help Fort Collins Woman After COVID Memorial Is Vandalized

Sara Steen placed posterboard circles on her fence outside her home with names of each person in Larimer County who died of the virus.

NORAD Launches Santa Tracker Website On Tuesday With Holiday Countdown, Games & More

The website noradsanta.org features a holiday countdown, games, movies, music and a webstore.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,988 New Cases Reported

Colorado is on track to exceed intensive care unit bed capacity in January, the state's top epidemiologist said.

As Deadline Looms, Coronavirus Relief Funds Haven’t Gotten To Colorado’s Small Local Governments

Millions of federal dollars for cities and counties remained unspent as of Nov. 24.

Democrats Detail Special Session Plans To Help Coloradans During Pandemic

Legislation would provide direct payments for small businesses.

Gov. Polis Tests Positive For COVID-19

First gentleman also tests positive; both are asymptomatic.

Colorado Buffaloes Set Up Safety Protocols In Hopes Of Finishing Season

Colorado was originally supposed to play the University of Southern California, but the game was canceled due to several coronavirus cases.

COVID In Colorado: Some Call Foul On Disallowing Fans At State Championship In Pueblo

This week, the CDPHE and CHSAA announced fans would not be allowed at the state championship in Pueblo.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,891 New Cases Reported In 24 Hours

Colorado is on track to exceed intensive care unit bed capacity in January, the state's top epidemiologist said.

Colorado Lawmakers To Tackle Small Business Relief, Child Care, Housing In Special Session

State initiatives target gaps in federal coronavirus response.

Gov. Polis Quarantines After COVID Exposure

Statement from governor’s office does not say when exposure occurred.

Weld County DA Calls Cop ‘A Danger To Community,’ Refuses To Prosecute Cases From Officer Zach Helbig

Earlier this year, a jury acquitted Helbig on a manslaughter charge for the Jan. 16, 2019, fatal shooting of Shawn Billinger.

No Hazard Pay For Colorado Grocery Workers Despite COVID-19 Surge, Busy Holiday Season

Employees call for stricter safety measures from retailers, customers.

Senators Urge Federal Funding For State Distribution Of COVID-19 Vaccine

$10 billion needed, say public health experts.

How State Political Parties Helped Big Money Pay For This Year’s Elections

Critics call the scheme a Supreme Court-sanctioned money laundering operation.

Weld County Sheriff Warns Drivers Could Be Fined For ‘Puffing’ Vehicles

What vehicle owners might not know or remember is it is illegal to leave your car running.

West Metro Firefighters Treat 3 Pets With Oxygen After Kitchen Fire

They’re expected to be fine.

Family Of Olivia Gant Notifies Children’s Hospital Colorado Of Intent To Sue For Up To $25M

Olivia’s mother, Kelly Turner is now charged with murdering her.

You Can Cut Your Own Christmas Tree In Pike, Arapaho And White River National Forests

A $10 to $20 permit is required per tree.

Broadmoor Manitou Railway Snowplow Can Cut Through 10-Foot Drifts

The new snowplow is made in Switzerland and can slice through 4,200 tons of snow per hour.

Immigration Advocates Push Biden To Not Just Bring Back DACA But Expand It

Dreamers seek legislation, not just executive orders.