Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has cleared the way for institutions to allow in-person visitation, and after spending months alone in their rooms on lockdown, older Americans could use some company.

Area charter schools are planning to offer fully in-person learning as well as hybrid at-school and online approaches to start the school year.

LDDA launches contest for free, private concert with Face Vocal Band.

The district on Tuesday announced that it will start the year fully online in response to a rising number of coronavirus cases across the country as well as because of logistical problems posed by state health department guidance.

For all sports, the new plan for the 2020-21 school year, outlined by the Colorado High School Athletics Association, calls for four abridged seasons instead of the usual three.

The Energize Colorado Gap Fund will provide more than $25 million in small business loans and grants to boost small businesses impacted by COVID-19.

Energize Colorado proporcionará más de $25 millones en préstamos para pequeñas empresas y becas para impulsar a las pequeñas empresas afectadas por COVID-19.

 Surrounding businesses are doing their best to adjust and stay open, but performing groups Centennial State Ballet, Jesters Dinner Theatre and Longmont Theatre Company have remained closed since mid-March.

Three scholars weigh in on the future of the office.

"Parents and other guardians need to talk with their children about why they need to wear a mask, using age-appropriate terms."