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An Uber driver kicked a passenger out their vehicle after the woman took off her mask, started coughing and refused to put it back on.
The situation with COVID-19 is both better and worse than we knew a few months ago. Here are 6 things we now know about COVID-19
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission on Tuesday raised the tax it levies on oil and gas production in the state to fill a $3.4 million hole created by declining commodity prices – with the support of both industry and environmental groups. The support on the part of industry was the product of the […]
Coronavirus forced Colorado’s top universities and colleges to eviscerate the student experience for the fall 2020 semester. On-campus housing? Down to a chosen few. Jobs on or near campus? Many are gone. Stimulating seminars after a brisk walk across a leaf-strewn campus? Written off, in favor of online-only classes. Meticulously calculated class schedules to meet […]
Christy Charles of Grand Junction, a proud mother to a young adult with Down syndrome, was going about her life supporting her daughter and others with developmental disabilities when she was diagnosed with cancer. Without adequate insurance and needing income, she continued as her daughter’s paid caregiver and continued to offer unpaid support to others, […]
Sen. Cory Gardner went on conservative talk radio last week and expressed his desire to drastically lower the COVID unemployment benefits 330,000 hard-working Coloradans need to pay rent and keep food on the table. This comes after the senator tweeted back in June: “It’s unfathomable that the Senate is going on recess without considering any […]
Several CSU Rams are disputing a report that accuses football coach Steve Addazio of falsifying or minimizing COVID-19 data and putting players’ health at risk.
Lafayette ceramic studio Cannon Street Ceramics is a small studio, but its founder, Kyle Gutierrez, is giving back to the community in a big way.
The Longmont Downtown Development Authority is inviting the community to decorate the Main Street barricades.
The Longmont Downtown Development Authority is inviting the community to decorate the Main Street barricades.