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Cole Arts & Science Academy Raising Money For Hungry ChildrenBefore COVID-19, students could get three meals a day while learning in-person. Now, remote learning has made access to free and reduced meals a challenge.
Child Caregivers Eager For Bill Moving Through Special SessionAs Colorado lawmakers look at a bill to support child care and early childhood education centers in the state, the pain is spreading in the pandemic’s third wave.
Restaurant Owner Pushes Campaign For More Relief For ColoradansA Denver restaurant owner hasn’t given up hope on her eight month-long mission to get economic relief to Americans.
Small Shops In Colorado Depending On Customers Now More Than EverThe Savory Spice shop at Southlands in Aurora took on a new owner in January.
New Central Online Marketplace Gives Fort Collins Small Businesses Greater SalesDozens of northern Colorado small businesses will see a steady flow of sales through the holiday season, even with COVID-19 looming, thanks to a new online marketplace.
More Priests Named, Including Father Woody, In New Colorado Child Sex Abuse ReportAn updated report through the Colorado Attorney General's Office names nine more priests accused of sexual allegations from many years ago.
COVID In Summit County: Officials Say Capacity Restrictions Are Keeping Transmission Rates LowDining and ski restrictions in Summit County are an added strain on local businesses, but officials say the rules on the mountain are keeping COVID-19 transmission rates low.
Coloradans Warned Of Increase In COVID Cases After Holiday EventsEvents like Halloween, Thanksgiving, and holiday travel will continue to push the numbers up over the coming weeks.
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Denver Public Schools Changes Work-From-Home Accommodation Rules, Some Teachers Consider Leaving DistrictA policy change announced the Friday before Thanksgiving break has some teachers in Denver Public Schools considering taking a leave of absence.
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.
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Storybook Characters Aim To Explain COVID To Colorado ChildrenCoronavirus restrictions and all the changes they bring can be hard to navigate.
Neighbors Help Fort Collins Woman After COVID Memorial Is VandalizedNeighbors in Fort Collins stepped in to restore a COVID-19 memorial after it was vandalized.
NORAD Launches Santa Tracker Website On Tuesday With Holiday Countdown, Games & MoreThe North American Aerospace Defense Command is preparing to track Santa's gift-giving trek around the world.
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Ball Arena To Open Without Denver Nuggets Fans In The StandsThe Denver Nuggets announced they will not host fans at Ball Arena because of coronavirus guidelines.
Sports Betting Scores New Colorado Record in OctoberThe Colorado Department of Revenue says people wagered more than $210 million in October.
COVID In Colorado: Health Officials Reverse Course, Limited Fans Now Allowed At State Football Championship In PuebloA limited number of fans will be allowed in the stands for Colorado's high school football championship games.
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Cole Arts & Science Academy Raising Money For Hungry ChildrenBefore COVID-19, students could get three meals a day while learning in-person. Now, remote learning has made access to free and reduced meals a challenge.
Child Caregivers Eager For Bill Moving Through Special SessionAs Colorado lawmakers look at a bill to support child care and early childhood education centers in the state, the pain is spreading in the pandemic’s third wave.
Cherry Creek Schools To Continue Remote Learning For The Fall SemesterThe Cherry Creek School District told families Tuesday evening they will continue virtual learning through the rest of the semester.
Dr. Dave Hnida's Blog
'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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COVID In Colorado: Musicians Band Together To Support Each OtherWhile Colorado performers wait for a chance to get back in front of an audience, they are hoping turning to each other for resources and support will be enough to keep the music alive.
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.