Health

The CBI reports an “extreme volume of firearm background checks.”

Today is the last day to go golfing at Denver’s public courses.

The popular race has been going for more than forty years.

The former Lt. Gov. of Florida didn’t find a lot of Twitter love.

“The economic outlook is extremely uncertain.”

“The more seriously we take this public health emergency, the better we can weather the storm.”

Faced with the increasing spread of the coronavirus in Denver, City Council is altering its rules regarding meeting cancellation.

“Now is not the time to be evicting people from their housing.”

Mayor Michael Hancock made the announcement earlier today.

Chris Parente and Liz Kotalik announced their decisions on Twitter.

Officials are concerned about students being fed.

“It’s raining napkins!” one person exclaimed.

The city wants to stop the spread of coronavirus.

The executive order runs for a week.

They’ll be closed from March 15 through March 22…at least.

After March 14, it will move to other locations.

The El Paso County woman was in her eighties.

Three COVID-19 patients in Colorado are in critical condition.

The poor could be negatively impacted even if they don’t get the virus.

The facility was overwhelmed during its second day of operation.

DPS students will get a three-week break.

On March 10, Governor Jared Polis declared a state of emergency for Colorado; now Mayor Michael Hancock has declared a state of emergency for the City and County of Denver in response to COVID-19. The emergency declaration, signed by the mayor on March 12, runs seven days, and may make additional…