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To spread joy amid the uncertainty caused by the novel coronavirus outbreak, Lafayette artist Sara Rockinger has created an outdoor art gallery in which community members can hang their works or create new pieces.
East Boulder County communities are closing down playgrounds and park equipment to try and prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus in a move in step with the state’s stay-at-home order.
In case you were wondering, the wartime president is back. It took Donald Trump only a few days to realize that wishing away the novel coronavirus wasn’t going to work. It might have sunk in with the news that America had taken the worldwide lead in confirmed coronavirus cases, meaning, among other issues, there won’t […]
A judge has granted Extraction Oil and Gas’ request for a temporary restraining order in response to Broomfield’s efforts to enact an emergency declaration to stop work at the company’s 18-well pad in the city until coronavirus-related emergency measures are lifted.
As Colorado mobilizes more and more resources to arrest the spread of the coronavirus, a Greeley company is preparing to produce 1 million face shields for medical professionals in the state.
In downtown Denver, construction workers in hard hats and fluorescent yellow and orange vests far outnumber people in suits or business casual dress.
The move comes as companies around the country, from automakers to apparel companies, are retooling their businesses to confront the public health emergency.
Grocery store employees are among the workers on the front lines as Colorado battles a coronavirus outbreak — playing a sort of Russian roulette with their health for modest pay while dealing with masses of sometimes-frantic customers.
The state agency that is writing and approving rules to carry out an overhaul of how oil and gas are regulated in Colorado is pausing the work while in-person hearings are off the table during the coronavirus outbreak.
The state agency that is writing and approving rules to carry out an overhaul of how oil and gas are regulated in Colorado is pausing the work while in-person hearings are off the table during the coronavirus outbreak.