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Denver Public Schools Announces Learning Changes Amid New Level 3 RestrictionsDenver Public Schools reacted to the city and county's latest announcement in moving to Level 3 of Safer At Home restrictions.
Denver Climbing Gym Owner Calls On Leaders To 'Use The Data'Fifteen-year-old Finn Phillips is on a youth climbing team at Ubergrippen Indoor Climbing Gym in Denver. It’s been his only physical outlet during quarantine.
New Colorado Restaurant Hopes To Thrive Amid Tighter Coronavirus RestrictionsThe Bluegrass Lounge, a popular staple in Olde Town Arvada, will open a second location in the Candelas neighborhood in northwest Arvada.
Aaron Pelto Accused Of Embezzling $872,000 From Greeley BusinessA recently laid-off employee is accused of embezzling more than $872,000 from a Greeley business.
'I Don't Even Recognize Myself': Coloradans Share COVID-19 Survivor StoriesAs coronavirus cases rise in Colorado, Gov. Jared Polis provided an update on the state’s response to the pandemic Tuesday afternoon.
Colorado Nursing Homes Fear PPE Levels Could Get LowerColorado Public Interest Research Group is sounding the alarm about low levels of PPE at assisted living facilities.
East Troublesome Fire: Snow Helps Stop Growth, Slows Effort To Check On HomesOfficials urged evacuees to be patient, saying the snowstorm has really helped stop the spread of the East Troublesome Fire, but it is making things more difficult for crews trying to assess the damage to homes.
Denver Moves To Safer At Home Level 3 'High Risk' As Coronavirus Cases Continue To RiseAs coronavirus cases continue to rise in Denver, there will be more restrictions impacting restaurants and retail spaces as well as large group gatherings.
CBS4 Investigates
Top Aurora Fire Chief Appears To Have Misused Time Off System For YearsAurora Fire Rescue’s second-in-command took what appear to be repeated vacations to Florida, New York and California without ever subtracting the time from his vacation "bank."
Former Denver Firefighter Daniel Flesner Found Guilty In Hidden Camera CaseA former Denver firefighter was found guilty Monday in a hidden camera case.
Despite Millions On The Line, Sports Betting In Colorado Is Collecting Less State Revenue Than You'd ThinkDespite the pandemic's hit on the sports industry, sports betting participation is exceeding expectations in its infancy in Colorado, but the amount of money it's making for the state is surprisingly low. Here's why:
Trending
Kitten Found With Paws Frozen To Semi Trailer Rescued By Good Samaritan"Without intervention from the compassionate stranger, it is unlikely this kitten would have survived the night," shelter officials said.
Tri-County Health Department Releases New COVID-19 Guidelines For A Safe HalloweenThe Tri-County Health Department released new guidelines for families to safely enjoy Halloween during the pandemic.
Wolf Creek Announces They Will Be The First Ski Area In Colorado To OpenColorado's Wolf Creek Ski Area in the eastern San Juan Mountains has announced they will open Wednesday to become the first ski area in the country to open this season.
Sports
Avalanche Agree To 4-Year Deal With Devon ToewsThe Colorado Avalanche agreed to a four-year deal with defenseman Devon Toews on Tuesday.
Broncos Safety Justin Simmons: 'I'm Still High On Drew Lock'Broncos safety Justin Simmons reiterated his faith in Broncos quarterback Drew Lock after Sunday's loss to Kansas City.
Broncos: We Have The Right Guys To Straighten Things OutThe Denver Broncos went into the weekend feeling good about having closed in on the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs.
Watch Shaun Boyd's Reality Check Of Political Ads
Ad Against Proposition 114 Brings Up Valid QuestionHow far do you think Colorado should go to relocate wolves here? A television ad is opposed to the statewide ballot measure on that subject.
Ads For & Against, Proposition EE Both Have Misleading ClaimsProposition EE would impose the first-ever tax on vaping products containing nicotine in Colorado. But that's not all it would do.
Ad Encourages 'Yes' Votes On Proposition 113We see a lot of ads about who we should elect for president. This ad is about how that person should be elected.
Back To School
Denver Public Schools Announces Learning Changes Amid New Level 3 RestrictionsDenver Public Schools reacted to the city and county's latest announcement in moving to Level 3 of Safer At Home restrictions.
Late Night Decision Leaves DPS Parents, Students Feeling FrustratedMonday was a frustrating day for many DPS parents, as the school district decided to switch to a 100% remote learning day late Sunday night.
No Snow Day: Denver Public Schools Switch To All Remote Learning On MondayInstead of getting the day off, all students in Denver Public Schools switched to remote learning on Monday.
Dr. Dave Hnida's Blog
Dr. Dave Hnida Raises Concerns About Increase In Colorado's Coronavirus CasesHnida said the best things for Coloradans to do right now are to wear masks and continue social distancing.
Can Mouthwash Fight COVID-19? Dr. Dave Hnida Says Study Has ProblemsA new study from researchers at Penn State University says certain mouthwashes may be able to inactivate human coronaviruses and might be useful in reducing the spread of SARS-Cov-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. CBSN Denver's Makenzie O'Keefe asked Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida about the study.
New Denver-Area COVID Restrictions Are Needed To 'Nudge People,' Dr. Dave Hnida SaysDenver, Adams County and Arapahoe County have or are imposing new restrictions because of a growing number of COVID-19 cases. CBSN Denver's Makenzie O'Keefe talked with CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida about the necessity of the changes Monday.
TOP SPOTS
See The Menus For First-Ever Fall Denver Restaurant WeekVISIT Denver has unveiled the menus for its first ever Fall Denver Restaurant Week! More than 150 restaurants and new ones are being added daily.
Frida Kahlo And Diego Rivera Exhibit Opening At Denver Art MuseumThe exhibition will have 150 pieces, including more than 20 works of art by Frida Kahlo -- a rare opportunity for people in Colorado to see in person.
Downtown Denver Partnership Hopes To Keep Spirits Bright During Dark TimesEvery winter, thousands of people visit Denver to get into the holiday spirit.
