COVID-19 Update: Colorado Economic Forecast Falls Off a Cliff
The numbers from March have been revised downward.
The numbers from March have been revised downward.
It could have been worse, which, for the DMV, is a compliment.
Per capita data contains many surprises.
A new mathematical tool should result in more accurate predictions.
One of Colorado’s most vulnerable populations is largely untested.
Masks were in the minority and social distancing was a joke.
The governor said the business’s decision could have fatal repercussions.
The number of listings has risen steadily in recent weeks.
People along the mall were few and far between.
A video shows a packed house on Mother’s Day.
Polis wouldn’t offer a specific date for in-person dining.
The regulation is in place for those inside or out.
Mysterious deaths in Denver’s black community preceded COVID-19 diagnoses.
The total has nearly doubled in just over two weeks.
More than 25,000 appointments had to be canceled.
Maddow’s comments followed ones made by Governor Jared Polis.
The data offers at least a few rays of hope.
One person is said to have threatened civil war over restrictions.
DIA wants to start with education before moving to fines.
Many businesses must remain closed until at least May 26.
The act symbolized how many feel about mandatory mask rules.
Mayor Hancock was joined by city officials in laying out the new regulations.