COVID-19: Colorado v. Weld County War Over Virus Rules Escalates
The state has identified Weld County as a major virus hot-spot.
The state has identified Weld County as a major virus hot-spot.
At one store, 80 percent of the customers were mask-free.
The new orders came down mere hours before stay-at-home expired.
Sergeant Jason Newton has words of comfort amid crisis.
Reports suggests possible defiance of restrictions in Weld County.
The mayor said he was focused on Denver’s unique challenges.
Technology challenges may have helped the Broncos land their pick.
Denver isn’t the only major city to extend orders beyond their state’s.
The health department received complaints about the store being closing it.
There are differences between the plans, but only by a matter of degrees.
The state patrol is overlooking some infractions but not others.
For the first time, a restaurant has been added to the list.
The governor addressed criticism about testing and reopening the state.
The masks work best in conjunction with other tactics.
Fewer drivers mean fewer reports of potholes.
Deaths have occurred in 28 Denver neighborhoods.
The numbers have jumped over the past eighteen days.
Offices will be reopened very gradually.
The store was ordered to close, then allowed to stay open.
Behavior will dictate best-case and worst-case scenarios.
Not all businesses will be open again on April 27.
Of 75 or so people walking in the neighborhoods, none wore a mask.