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A Year After COVID Death, Mike Farley’s Family Mourns Lost Opportunities

CBS Denver (News) 3/5 3:56P Colorado News – CBS Denver

DENVER (CBS4) When Nancy Farley wears a face-covering these days to guard against the COVID virus, she is likely to put one on that she fashioned from her late husband s wardrobe. (credit: CBS) I...

COVID In Clear Creek County: No Hesitation About Johnson & Johnson Vaccine At Clinic

CBS Denver (News) 3/5 3:25P Colorado News – CBS Denver

CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) They lined up in Dumont in Clear Creek County to get jabbed in the arm. They were among the first in Colorado to get Janssen, the new single-dose vaccination. (credit:...

State Sen. Kerry Donovan Introduces Bill For Commission To Investigate Social Media Complaints

CBS Denver (News) 3/5 3:04P Colorado News – CBS Denver

DENVER (CBS4) From hate speech to cyber bullying, stories of social media run amok are all too common. State Sen. Kerry Donovan had heard them all, but her one-eyed kitten Mogwai is the one who really...

COVID In Colorado: Grocery Workers Become Eligible For Vaccine

CBS Denver (News) 3/5 2:52P Colorado News – CBS Denver

DENVER (CBS4) – From Costco to King Soopers, packed carts and empty aisles quickly became a way of life last spring. While customers scrambled for sanitizer, grocery workers were risking their lives....

Forget About The Candles And Dark Room, Meditation Is All About Practicing Awareness

CBS Denver (News) 3/5 2:10P Colorado News – CBS Denver

(CBS4) One year into the pandemic and, let’s face it, the last 365+ days have been a bit stressful. Our lives have changed in ways we never quite expected, and it can sometimes be difficult to soothe...

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Colorado schools won’t lose funding this school year — and 3 other education bills to watch

The Denver Post (Education) 3/5 8:19A Tiney Ricciardi

When the Colorado Legislature set its budget for public schools in May 2020, lawmakers had little idea what a profound impact COVID-19 would have on the education system and...

CU Boulder euthanized 124 lab mice when COVID-19 shutdown kept researchers off campus

The Denver Post (Education) 3/5 7:09A Elizabeth Hernandez

A laboratory at the University of Colorado Boulder euthanized more than 100 mice in its care at the beginning of the pandemic because COVID-19 protocols reduced the number of...

Denver Public Schools plans to reopen middle, high schools “as close to full strength as possible”...

The Denver Post (Education) 3/4 12:46P Tiney Ricciardi

Denver Public Schools plans to expand in-person learning for middle and high school students after spring break, following other districts in the metro area that are working...

Most CMAS testing would be on chopping block this year under bill introduced in Colorado...

The Denver Post (Education) 3/4 6:23A Tiney Ricciardi

In response to the Biden administration s request that states still hold standardized testing this year, four Colorado legislators introduced a new bill Thursday that would...

Colorado’s COVID-19 outbreaks on decline — but schools, colleges still seeing more

The Denver Post (Education) 3/4 1:00A Meg Wingerter

Outbreaks in Colorado schools and colleges rose for a seventh week, while total COVID-19 clusters across the state continued to fall. The Colorado Department of Public Health...

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Opinion: Colorado Republicans do want to tackle climate change and here’s how

The Dever Post (Opinion) 3/5 6:14A Ray Scott

Humans have an undeniable effect on the environment via our emissions. Period. That may sound like a surprising statement coming from a Republican elected official, but facts...

Hancock and Coffman: Congress must put aside partisanship and pass the American Rescue Plan

The Dever Post (Opinion) 3/5 2:06A Michael Hancock, Mike Coffman

Last week, Americans watched the U.S. House of Representatives voted along party lines for President Joe Biden’s economic relief package, the American Rescue Plan, While some...

Opinion: Cultivando has a better Suncor plan — continuous real-time pollution reporting

The Dever Post (Opinion) 3/5 1:00A Olga González, Phil Doe

A Denver Post editorial recently congratulated the Suncor corporation for planning to introduce air-monitoring equipment into the communities surrounding the refinery it has...

Mange-ridden coyote wandering Arvada raises health warning

The Denver Post (Pets) 3/4 8:12A Kieran Nicholson

A mange-ridden coyote has been spotted in Arvada, and city officials are warning the public to take caution and give the animal a wide berth. Arvada Animal Management has...

Kafer: Scared of the COVID-19 vaccines? A Republican’s case for why you should get them.

The Dever Post (Opinion) 3/4 6:00A Krista Kafer

One shot down; one to go. As a substitute teacher, I had the opportunity to get the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. I’m not afraid of getting COVID-19, never have been, but...

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REI Co-op giving members 10% back despite not making a profit in 2020

The Denver Post (Food Retail) 3/2 6:53A John Meyer, The Know

REI Co-op members are getting a nice surprise in their email inboxes this week. Normally this is the time of year when members find out how much of a dividend they will receive from what they spent at...

Wheels of commerce are rolling, but COVID-19 fallout still causing kinks in supply chains

The Denver Post (Food Retail) 3/1 1:00A Judith Kohler

When COVID-19 started spreading and state and health officials restricted nonessential businesses and activities, the owners of the Colorado Boat Center in Johnstown sat down and wrote three different...

Tattered Cover sets closing date for LoDo store ahead of move to new space

The Denver Post (Food Retail) 2/23 4:01A The Know

Tattered Cover is closing a chapter on its presence in LoDo. The bookshop chain’s 12,500-square-foot store on the corner of Wynkoop and 16th streets will shut down on March...

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Palmer Ridge football coach Tom Pulford steps down after nine seasons, three state titles

The Denver Post (Preps) 3/5 12:43P Matt Schubert

Palmer Ridge High football coach Tom Pulford, architect of a wildly successful nine-year run that saw the Bears win three state titles, is stepping down. The Bears head coach...

Affidavit: Man found Tiger Woods unconscious after SUV crash

The Denver Post (Sports) 3/5 12:17P Stefanie Dazio

ROLLING HILLS ESTATES, Calif. — Tiger Woods was unconscious in a mangled SUV after he crashed the vehicle in Southern California last week, according to a court document that...

California to let Major League Baseball, Disneyland reopen

The Denver Post (Sports) 3/5 12:06P Adam Beam, Kathleen Ronayne

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California officials will allow people to attend Major League Baseball games and other outdoor sporting events, go to Disneyland and watch live...

“Miracle on Ice” star Mark Pavelich dies at treatment home

The Denver Post (Sports) 3/5 11:59A The Associated Press

MINNEAPOLIS — A member of the “Miracle on Ice” Olympic hockey team has died at a treatment center for mental illness. Officials in Anoka County, Minnesota, confirmed Friday...

Related: “Miracle on Ice” star Mark Pavelich dies at treatment home The Denver Post (Olympics)

Rockies Recap: Trevor Story hits first homer of spring, but Brewers beat Colorado with eight runs...

The Denver Post (Sports) 3/5 11:33A Kyle Newman

Brewers 12, Rockies 3 (9 innings) Friday at Salt River Fields On the mound: After tossing two scoreless innings in his Cactus League debut earlier this week, southpaw Austin...

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Metro Denver housing market flipping homes faster and faster

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 3/3 5:00A Aldo Svaldi

At the end of last month, only 1,120 single-family homes and 904 townhomes and condos were available for purchase across all of metro Denver and a few nearby counties,...

Denver housing market remains a tough nut to crack for first-time buyers

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 3/3 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

First-time homebuyers don t need another report telling them how hard it is to get a foot in the door, but metro Denver continues to rank as one of the least affordable...

The X Denver apartment building is all about shared community space. Will it and other new projects...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 3/3 1:00A Joe Rubino

Rents in Denver have fallen during the pandemic, according to a recent market report, but that doesn t mean apartment developers are any less keen on a city that was a hot spot for rent growth before...

In the pandemic, online homebuying picks up speed

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/26 5:07P The New York Times News Service

When Kassi Horton’s husband, Army Staff Sgt. Shaun Horton, received a cross-country change in assignment in the midst of a pandemic, she knew their homebuying process would be...

In-N-Out and Chick-fil-A poised for drive-thru duel on the streets of Lone Tree

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/24 1:02P John Aguilar

The line stretched for blocks manned by cops in reflective vests and corralled by orange cones each vehicle carrying hungry customers hoping to sample a Double-Double with Animal Fries from In-N-Out’s...

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COVID In Colorado: Grocery Workers Become Eligible For Vaccine

CBS Denver (Health) 3/5 2:52P Health – CBS Denver

DENVER (CBS4) – From Costco to King Soopers, packed carts and empty aisles quickly became a way of life last spring. While customers scrambled for sanitizer, grocery workers were risking their lives....

Forget About The Candles And Dark Room, Meditation Is All About Practicing Awareness

CBS Denver (Health) 3/5 2:10P Health – CBS Denver

(CBS4) One year into the pandemic and, let’s face it, the last 365+ days have been a bit stressful. Our lives have changed in ways we never quite expected, and it can sometimes be difficult to soothe...

JBS Employees Get COVID Vaccines Months After 6 Die From Outbreak At Greeley Plant

CBS Denver (Health) 3/5 12:41P Health – CBS Denver

GREELEY, Colo. (CBS4) Nearly 2,600 employees at JBS USA meatpacking plant in Greeley were paid to get their COVID-19 vaccines on Friday, with potentially 500 more ready to get their shot on Saturday....

Related: JBS Plant In Greeley To Host COVID Vaccine Clinic For Employees CBS Denver (Health)

WWII-Era Planes Participate In Flyover For Day Of Remembrance

CBS Denver (Health) 3/5 12:15P Health – CBS Denver

DENVER (CBS4) World War II era planes participated in a flyover of the state Capitol on Friday afternoon. The flyover is part of the Day of Remembrance that marks one year since the first diagnosed...

COVID In Denver: Vaccine Focus Continues In Underserved Communities

CBS Denver (Health) 3/4 5:09P Health – CBS Denver

DENVER (CBS4) With more COVID vaccine doses on the way to Colorado, it s all hands on deck to get as many people vaccinated as possible. The state is opening eligibility to those 60 and older, grocery...

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