- Denver Mayor Michael Hancock says 170 people were arrested after curfew Sunday night during protests against police brutality and the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
- Videos of the packed restaurant went viral on Mother's Day. Now, the owners are suing officials for suspending their restaurant license.
- Polis says the school year will look different, with some combination of online and in-person classes.
- The state tourism office launched its first campaign urging visitors not to come to Colorado.
- CDOT says opening like usual on Memorial Day would cause problems maintaining social distancing.
- Ikon and Epic Pass holders will get some perks if they decide to renew their passes for another season.
- The company originally promised to test all employees but has now confirmed that didn't happen.
- Documents obtained by CPR show JBS had a week under the April 4 public health order to clean up and better protect employees. That apparently didn't happen to the satisfaction of health authorities.
- Hospitals are starting to release info on how many COVID-19 positive patients have recovered enough to be discharged.
- An order from state and Weld County health officials instructs the plant to stay closed until it finishes testing its thousands of employees, disinfecting the facility and implementing social distancing practices.
- More than 48 percent of Colorado households have responded to the census.
- "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.
