Taylor Allen

Landlords are getting worried as rent payments lag.

But unemployment is still costing the state a lot of money, at a time when budgets are tightening.

Even under the state’s more relaxed safer-at-home order, Coloradans are discouraged from traveling more than 10 miles to recreate.

Cabins, yurts and other shared shelters will remain closed, though.

“Retail is still relevant,” say some — but the new safer-at-home orders still exclude enclosed malls. And the new normal of shopping is yet to be seen.

Tenants who can’t pay rent will get another month of grace. But the pause may not be enough to prevent a tidal wave of displacement.

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Entire sectors of the economy are on hold during the pandemic. And for those out of work and looking uncertainly to the future, “This isn’t a blizzard. It’s a winter.”

Beatriz Lynch also has a 1-year-old daughter and a 3-year-old son with asthma to care for at home.

In the past three weeks as the coronavirus ground the state economy to a halt, 127,393 initial claims have been filed. And now federal relief funds will be available to gig workers, independent contractors and the self-employed.

April’s full moon, known as “the pink moon” is expected to be the largest full moon this year. And it peaks — and peeks — Tuesday night.

Three experts we spoke with agree that the most important thing you can do is to have all your wishes in writing.

Michael King went from having nearly full-time hours to barely scratching 20 hours. He has enough in savings to pay his mortgage for a few months, but fixing his car that was totaled in a hit and run will eat some of that money up.

As a new month dawns during the COVID-19 pandemic, a large chunk of the more than 75,000 newly unemployed Coloradans must figure out how to pay rent or mortgages without […]

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