- Eviction filings in Colorado courts have accelerated since Polis' ban expired in June, but a long-feared "tsunami" hasn't hit yet.
- Landlords aren't evicting tenants as often as they did before the pandemic, but housing advocates say they're still bracing for impact.
- In the southern Denver metro, Republican candidates are all but ignoring the president’s messaging.
- Now that the $600 federal unemployment benefit has ended, state economists expect that Coloradans will reduce their purchases by 6 percent as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
- State officials are waiting to decide whether -- and when -- they could start paying a $300 unemployment boost ordered by President Donald Trump. Here's why.
- The governor urged people to live like they did “in May,” rather than the more active summer living of July.
- A federal program has paid more than $100 million a week to unemployed people in Colorado.
- It could take until winter for crews to remove paint and fix other damage at the Capitol.
- The new fund has enough money to pay $1,000 in rent and mortgages for 20,000 households.
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- House Minority Leader Patrick Neville tweeted that Gov. Jared Polis was “on a power trip,” and said he had hired attorneys with “the intent to sue.”
- We answer your questions, from how evictions work in Colorado to the resources available for tenents to what landlords can do.
- Like many in metro Denver, Tiffany Quintana's financial situation was tight before the pandemic hit. But once it arrived, things rapidly got much worse.
- Arizona has reported more than 4,000 new cases on some recent days — more than quintupling the worst days in Colorado.
- The governor is asking Coloradans to step up their safety efforts as infection rates tick up a bit, including avoiding large summertime gatherings.
- The ruling rejected the argument that electors have “free will” and the Constitution guaranteed them the right to vote against the voters.
