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Already, parole officers have been offered overtime pay to serve as prison guards and help with basic operations inside the locked facilities

Annual University of Colorado forecast projects the state will add 40,000 workers in 2021, not enough to offset the 148,800 lost this year

With Kurt Papenfus sick, the hospital in Cheyenne Wells scrambled to find a replacement

Democrat David Ortiz, an Army veteran, survived a catastrophic helicopter crash eight years ago while serving in Afghanistan. The accident left him without sensation or muscle control below his waist.

In El Paso County, site of one of the largest coronavirus outbreaks in the state people who are jailed only recently started receiving cloth masks to protect themselves

Denver-area hotels were less than half full in October.

It took Mesa County the first four months of the pandemic to record its first 100 cases. It's had thousands more in the past few weeks.

That stage scenery, along with more pieces added in later years, has been in the Tabor attic under layers of coal and bat guano dust for more than a century.

In Colorado, dozens of people report a wide range of lingering symptoms including shortness of breath, elevated heart rate, fatigue and malaise, headaches, gastrointestinal issues, body aches, brain fog and more.

Vaping also has created a less discussed new environmental problem in discarded pens and the abundant pods that come with them