- "I'm kind of angry because I don't understand why everybody's lives are being put at risk just to make the product," one worker says.
- Small businesses across the state don't know what lies ahead in a time of restaurant closures and slowed business.
- Three University of Colorado campuses, Metropolitan State University. University of Northern Colorado and more are going remote due to coronavirus fears.
- People who have traveled to areas largely affected by the coronavirus — China, South Korea, Iran and Italy — should wait 28 days before donating.
- Health care costs in Summit County are among the highest in the country. A group of locals started Peak Health Alliance to help lower costs — now they want to expand to other rural communities.
- The Colorado House passed a bill repealing the death penalty Wednesday. Governor Jared Polis is expected to sign it into law.
- Passengers traveling from China into the United States must pass through one of 20 airports that screen for novel coronavirus before they can reach the Denver airport.
- Reports include sexual misconduct, illegal drug use and distribution, underage drinking and coercive behavior.
- There are still no definitive answers about the mysterious drones reportedly flying over eastern Colorado.
- A third Colorado patient tested for coronavirus does not have the infection. State health officials will now only announce test results if they are positive.
- A third potential coronavirus case in Colorado is being investigated by the CDC. The first two patients tested negative for the virus.
- Helicopter pilot Kirk Peebles said he saw a drone pass within 100 feet from his Flight for Life helicopter during a routine medical call near Fort Morgan.
- The FAA and FBI are getting involved. So is one man and his car.
- A list that compiles all officer-involved shootings across Colorado since the beginning of the year.
- Some workers who traditionally haven't gotten protections like overtime pay and guaranteed rest breaks will get them, but critics say the proposed rules will change things too slowly and for too few people.
- If you bought a natural Christmas tree this year, you'll have to get rid of it somehow. Here are some ways to recycle or compost old trees.
