Coronavirus Outbreak: Colorado’s Tourism Industry Takes Hit“The tourism industry is a really important one — it employees about 174,000 jobs across the state,” officials with the Colorado Tourism Office said.
CBS4 News at 10:00 p.m.While many landlords across the state are trying find ways to ease the burden of rent, more and more tenants are coming forward to say they need more help.
Innovation Response Team Finds Creative Solutions To Common Problems During Coronavirus PandemicMore than 200 volunteers are working to help Colorado find unique solutions to common problems during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coronavirus In Colorado: Denver Orders Appliance Factory To CloseOfficials in Denver have issued an order to vacate for the Appliance Factory located at 1045 Zuni Street. On Thursday night, the doors to the business were chained shut for not complying with the city’s stay-at-home order.
Coronavirus In Colorado: Hundreds Of Workers Not Showing Up To JBS Meat Packing PlantHundreds of workers are staying home each day from their jobs at the JBS meat packing plant in Greeley, after reports of positive tests for coronavirus on some employees.
Sen. Cory Gardner Secures Millions of N95 Masks From TaiwanFor some of the medical supplies Colorado needs, Gov. Polis and Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner are going straight to the source. Political specialist Shaun Boyd shows us how connections are giving Colorado the upper hand.
Gov. Jared Polis Asks Federal Government For Personal Protective Gear“We are facing a crisis-level shortage of these essential supplies to protect our health care workers and first responders,” Gov. Polis wrote.
Players Only: Denver Nuggets Michael Porter Jr. Playing In NBA 2K TournamentMichael Porter Jr. will participate in an NBA 2K challenge which begins on Friday. Porter Jr. will face off against Devin Booker in the first round.
Police Clean Up Homeless Camp In DenverA garbage truck was brought in to help remove trash from the sidewalks near 22nd and California.
Car Ends Up In Cherry Creek In DenverPolice say the driver went off the road and hit a light pole before ending up in Cherry Creek, near Speer and Colfax.
Poudre School District Will Remain Closed For The 2019-20 School YearThe Poudre School District announced Thursday that it would not reopen during this academic year.
Coronavirus In Colorado: Many Rural Students Lacking Internet Access Struggling With Remote LearningAs schools across the state are being ordered to stay closed until April 30, CBS4 has learned there are thousands of students in Colorado who are having trouble learning remotely, because they don’t have internet access at home.
Protecting First Responders: Colorado Getting $14M Federal Grant To Help FightMore than $14 million in grant money has been allocated to Colorado public safety agencies.
El Paso County Deputy Jeff Hopkins Dies From COVID-19The law enforcement community in Colorado is in mourning Thursday as it was confirmed that a sheriff’s deputy has died from the Coronavirus. Deputy Jeff Hopkins contracted the disease and died early Wednesday morning.
Colorado Sees Dramatic Rise In Unemployment Claims During Coronavirus PandemicOver 61,000 people filed for benefits during the week ending March 27.
State Health Department Expects Surge In Coronavirus Cases Between April And JulyGov. Jared Polis is urging people to stay home, to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Doctors And Nurses Are Concerned Over Potential Pay CutsWith elective surgeries postponed some doctors and nurses worry their pay may be cut which has happened in other parts of the country.
Bitter Morning Coming On FridayWatch Lauren Whitney’s forecast
Coronavirus In Colorado: Food Pantry In Summit County Sees Tidal Wave Of NeedThose seeking out food for their families in Summit County began lining up outside the Family & Intercultural Resource Center an hour before the food pantry even opened on Thursday.
Coronavirus In Colorado: UCHealth Hospitals Set Up Triage Tents To Prepare For Influx Of PatientsLarge triage tents have been erected outside of emergency rooms throughout Northern Colorado as medical professional prepare for a significant influx of COVID-19 cases.
Racines Restaurant In Denver Closing Permanently In JanuaryIt’s been closed since mid-March because of the coronavirus pandemic, but Racines Restaurant plans to reopen when possible — and then close for good in January. Katie Johnston reports.
Denver International Airport Concerned Air Traffic Rebound Could Be 2-3 Years AwayDenver International Airport is offering a bleak outlook for when passenger traffic might return to normal levels, saying “the best experts in our industry are predicting a late 2022
Or 2023 return to previous demand.”
Federal Government Stimulus Package: RTD Will Receive $232MRTD announced on Thursday they will get more than $232 million from the federal government. The money comes as part of the CARES Act, the record stimulus bill passed by Congress last week.
El Paso County Sheriff’s Deputy Jeff Hopkins DiesDeputy Jeff Hopkins contracted the disease and died early Wednesday morning.
