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Colorado’s COVID picture continues to improve, but omicron is here “and starting to proliferate”
Colorado is in a better position than some places because hospitalizations were falling. If delta was still increasing demand for hospital beds when omicron arrived and caused its own wave,...
Denver’s Union Station is a hotbed for drug activity, and RTD is calling for backup
RTD officials, neighborhood residents and area business owners are in agreement: Denver Union Station is in crisis.
Hearing in Boulder King Soopers shooting delayed pending suspect’s competency evaluation
Next week's preliminary hearing in the case against the Boulder King Soopers mass-shooting suspect has been delayed to allow officials time to determine whether he's mentally competent to stand trial.
Quantum technology: Can the Denver, Boulder area be an epicenter for the next great tech boom?
Quantum technology is not science fiction. It's real. And the next generation of that technology is slowly emerging from research labs into the commercial sphere right now.
Record unemployment, massive bailouts, new businesses: Colorado’s pandemic economy is a shifting landscape
Once the dust settles, it’s clear what was once viewed as a possible short-term event will reshape the state and national economy in profound ways.
“I won’t fly with them.” 10 months after COVID-19 first upended air travel, Frontier Airlines still the focus of ire
Five months ago, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser put one of the state's most recognizable companies on blast.
“I won’t fly with them.” 10 months after COVID-19 first upended air travel, Frontier Airlines still the focus of ire
Five months ago, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser put one of the state's most recognizable companies on blast.
Hoof prints out, tire tracks in: Canceled 2021 Stock Show leaves room for construction project
This time of year, the Denver Stockyard Saloon should be packed with ranchers, ropers, 4H show judges and an extended cast of other western characters. But this is no typical...
Launch of Colorado’s new unemployment system bumpy, but 43K able to request payments
More than 100,00 people had accessed the new claims system and more than 43,000 had put in their first requests for payments by midday Monday. Still, some people reported trouble...
COVID-19 has more people going cashless. Will the virus do away with the greenback?
A survey performed in August found that a majority of Americans are ready to give up bills and coins for good even after the pandemic subsides.