Colorado Businesses Trade Better Health And Safety Practices For Less Stringent COVID-19 Restrictions
To qualify for the new 5 Star State Certification Program, businesses must set up extra safety precautions on top of what is already required by law.
Restaurants Say They ‘Have To Make A Living’ As Colorado Suspends Liquor Licenses Over Ignored Public Health Orders
The state also seized the alcohol from the Lyons Den Restaurant and Taphouse in Boulder County because the restaurant had already received multiple warnings from local enforcement officials.
Colorado Houses Of Worship Can Now Exceed Pandemic Capacity Limits; Weddings And Funerals Labeled ‘Essential’
Worship services can now exceed recommended capacity limits if they cannot conduct their activities within state restrictions, but other safety measures like mask-wearing, sanitation and physical distancing are still required.
Don’t Worry About A Snowy Thanksgiving, Denver, The Storm Isn’t Hanging Around
The snow is forecast to move out of the urban corridor by early afternoon.
1 In 49 Coloradans Are Contagious And DIA Is Jammed — Your Negative Test Won’t Save Your Family
In Colorado, the chances that someone can test negative and then be exposed to the virus a day — or even an hour — later are increasing.
Joe Biden Is On Track To Win Colorado By The Largest Margin Of A Presidential Candidate In Decades
The last time there was a margin this big was when Ronald Reagan won reelection in 1984 by 28 points.
Governor Polis Proposes New Budget With Economic Stimulus, Money For Fighting Fires
The budget, which uses one-time savings from this year to fund increases next year, will need to be hashed out in the Colorado legislature before it becomes official.
Grand County Sheriff To Lift Most East Troublesome Fire Evacuations
All evacuation orders have been lifted for the Cameron Peak fire to the northeast. That fire is now 85 percent contained.
7 Grand County First Responders Lost Their Homes to East Troublesome Fire
Fire damage assessment teams are still surveying burned areas. Around 100 homes have been found destroyed so far.
Snow Blankets Cameron Peak And East Troublesome Fires As Crews Regroup
Crews expect warmer weather later this week to dry out some fuels, which could mean the fires will continue to grow.
Snow This Weekend Will Likely Pause The Growth Of Colorado’s Major Fires But Won’t Put Them Out
CDOT is also urging people to avoid traveling to the mountains this weekend unless it’s necessary, as many transportation crews deal with road closures from fires.
Police And Politicians Are At Odds Over Whether Aurora’s No-Knock Warrant Ban Will Make City Safer
Aurora is the first Colorado city to ban no-knock warrants, a policy that made headlines after the death of Breonna Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky.
A Federal Judge Sides With Colorado Churches In A Lawsuit Against Two Public Health Mandates
Last week’s ruling limits the state’s enforcement of capacity limits and face coverings at religious gatherings.
As Colorado’s Cameron Peak Fire Grows, No Evacuations Are Expected For Fort Collins
The fire, which ignited west of Fort Collins in mid-August, grew by more than 28,000 acres on Wednesday.
Judge Denies Christian Group’s Challenge To Limits On Religious Gatherings In Colorado
The lawsuit was filed Monday on behalf of Andrew Wommack Ministries, which plans to host a conference next week in Woodland Park.
Televangelist Sues Colorado Over Public Health Orders That Limit Religious Gatherings
Andrew Wommack Ministries is challenging the coronavirus-related restrictions before the group’s scheduled conference near Colorado Springs next week.
