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 an income.
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- 4:35 p.m. — Weld County jail sees its first positive tests for COVID-19 in an inmate and several staffers A Weld County inmate and four staffers at the jail have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Greeley Tribune.
- The guard are like first responders, trained to deal with chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents.
- The fact that wealthy Mexicans first contracted COVID-19 has led to some gloating, as well as misleading statements.
- Meet a woman who has effectively quarantined herself for more than a year. She shares her story of settling into her home for the long run, and offers tips on how to live a better life in a bizarre time.
- Panic buying during coronavirus gave us all a 101 lesson on the supply chain.
- The money comes out of the Land and Water Conservation Fund and will be used for grants for local parks, recreation and state parks.
- "Critical" or "essential" businesses in Colorado can remain open, and are exempt from Gov. Polis' statewide, executive "stay-at-home" order.
- The latest index reflects a grim outlook on industry sales, profits, hiring and spending amid the worldwide crisis.
