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Colorado State Lawmakers Convene Special Session With Goal Of Creating A StimulusAs businesses struggle and thousands of Coloradans are without jobs, a special session of the state legislature begins Monday.
Broomfield's North Side Tavern Has One Last Hurrah, Shuts Down Until Indoor Dining Is Allowed AgainWithout more financial help, some restaurants are left with a tough choice of either scraping by with takeout, delivery, and limited outdoor dining, or shutting down until indoor dining is allowed again.
Holiday Events In Denver Evolve, Strive For Excitement And Cheer During PandemicHoliday traditions have changed in the Denver metro area due to the coronavirus pandemic without losing the joy and cheer of the season.
Passengers At Denver International Airport Share Mixed Opinions About Holiday Air Travel And COVIDPassenger volume was way down -- half from last year -- but health officials are still worried about the potential impacts this may have.
Manitou Springs Officer Jacob Carley Arrested For Posting Nude Photos Of WomanA Manitou Springs Police Department patrol officer was arrested and jailed by Colorado Springs police officers for alleged misdemeanor harassment.
Neighbors Rush To Lift Spirits Of Colorado Springs Family After Mother Diagnosed With Breast CancerA community in Colorado Springs helped a family in their moment of need.
Boulder Giving Away More Than $100,000 In Free Money To Those Who Shop LocalThe city of Boulder is giving away more than $100,000 in free spending money to those who are shopping at some local retail stores.
Tragic Death: Young Girl Dies After Being Towed On SledColorado State Patrol responded to a tragic scene in Park County where an 11-year-old girl died after being pulled on a sled by a Ford F-250.
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Colorado Gives Day Aims To Help Thousands Of NonprofitsThousands of Colorado nonprofits hope Coloradans will feel generous on Colorado Gives Day.
Holiday Lights Make Early Appearance This Year As People Seek A Little CheerThe day after Thanksgiving may be the unofficial start to holiday decorating and hanging lights, but in 2020, many simply couldn’t wait.
Rep.-Elect Lauren Boebert Holds 'Turkey Funeral' With 30 Guests On Thanksgiving“In Colorado, Thanksgiving is limited to 10 people, but funerals are limited to 30," Rep.-elect Lauren Boebert said.
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Vic Fangio 'Disappointed' Drew Lock And Other Broncos Quarterbacks Put Team In Difficult PositionQuarterbacks Drew Lock, Brett Rypien and Blake Bortles were pulled off the practice field and sent home after the NFL deemed them high-risk close contacts of Jeff Driskel, who tested positive for COVID.
'Most Eventful 24 Hours Of My Life': Kendall Hinton Reacts To Shaky NFL Debut With Denver BroncosKendall Hinton, a rookie receiver and former Wake Forest quarterback from the Broncos practice squad, made a shaky NFL debut at quarterback by going 1 for 9 for 13 yards, no touchdowns and two interceptions.
COVID In Colorado: Some Call Foul On Disallowing Fans At State Championship In PuebloLimited numbers of fans were in the stands at several high school football games in the Denver metro area Saturday, as teams hoped to advance to the state championship next weekend.
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Weld County DA Calls Cop 'A Danger To Community,' Refuses To Prosecute Cases From Officer Zach HelbigCBS4 has learned that Weld County District Attorney Michael Rourke is refusing to prosecute criminal cases involving a Fort Lupton police officer who shot and killed a man last year.
Internal Emails: Colorado Unemployment Resources Were 'Tapped Out' At Start Of PandemicIt has taken media inquiries for some unemployment claimants in Colorado to get their money. CBS4 Investigates obtained internal emails that illuminate some possible reasons why.
Family Of Olivia Gant Notifies Children's Hospital Colorado Of Intent To Sue For Up To $25MFamily members have notified the hospitals and other entities that treated the girl who died at age 7 they intend to sue for up to $25 million.
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COVID In Colorado: Poudre School Board Wants Teachers, Staff Prioritized For Coronavirus VaccineAll members of the Poudre School District’s board approved a proposal by the superintendent to call on lawmakers to prioritize all district employees before the general population when it comes to the coronavirus vaccine.
COVID In Colorado: Gov. Polis Meets With Task Force On Return To In-Person LearningGov. Jared Polis pushed to get Colorado students back to the classroom in January.
Task Force To Address 'Lack Of Clarity, Consistency' In Trying To Get Colorado Students Back Into ClassroomsGov. Jared Polis announced that a task force will work to get students and teachers back into Colorado classrooms.
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'Negative At 3, Positive At 5': Dr. Dave Hnida Warns COVID Tests Have LimitsColoradans are flocking to COVID-19 testing sites all across the state as new ones are opened. In some cases, people are trying to get tested before spending Thanksgiving with loved ones.
COVID In Colorado: Dr. Dave Hnida Has Recommendations For Outdoor Dining In The Colder MonthsWith more counties moving to the red level on the state's COVID dial, more restaurants are moving to outdoor dining. But are those tents and other enclosed outdoor spaces safer than eating inside?
Dr. Dave Hnida Says Colorado's COVID Notification App Is ValuableContract tracing is considered key on reducing the spread of COVID-19 in our communities. To help facilitate those efforts, Colorado launched the CO Exposure Notifications service last month. More than 1 million Coloradans have already signed up the service.
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Holiday Events In Denver Evolve, Strive For Excitement And Cheer During PandemicHoliday traditions have changed in the Denver metro area due to the coronavirus pandemic without losing the joy and cheer of the season.
Boulder Giving Away More Than $100,000 In Free Money To Those Who Shop LocalThe city of Boulder is giving away more than $100,000 in free spending money to those who are shopping at some local retail stores.
Olde Town Arvada Ice Skating Rink Opens With New COVID ProtocolsOlde Town Arvada's outdoor ice skating rink opened on Friday with new protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic.