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Colorado restaurants worry the governor’s latest coronavirus restrictions are the final blow
At least 15 counties will enter Colorado’s “red” coronavirus level on Friday, meaning indoor dining at restaurants must cease. Hordes of workers are losing their jobs.
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Colorado’s older teachers face a crossroads: Risk coronavirus or retire?
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Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman tests positive for coronavirus; Gov. Jared Polis not at risk despite event
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Iman Jodeh, a community activist and educator, is poised to become Colorado’s first Muslim lawmaker
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How mask mandates threw a wrench into Colorado’s revived youth soccer season
Varying safety restrictions have sown confusion, and mask orders for players in competition have moved some clubs to decline to play where they’re required
No charges for man who drove Jeep through Elijah McClain protest in Aurora
District Attorney George Brauchler said during a news conference that there was no visual evidence the driver aimed at anyone on the highway during the July 25 protest
Aurora police officer who pointed gun at doctor suspended for one week
Dr. P.J. Parmar, who has said he believes his race affected how he was treated, said he was disappointed with the punishment.
Aurora temporarily bans ketamine use amid Elijah McClain probe
The ban in the city of Aurora, adopted unanimously on Monday, will stay in effect until the city-sponsored independent investigation of Elijah McClain's death is complete
At first, Colorado didn’t have enough coronavirus tests. Now, it’s asking more people to get tested.
Gov. Jared Polis is urging people to get screened at one of the state’s free testing sites, which are operating at about half their capacity.
Convicted of illegal voting. Then not. Then convicted again: A small Colorado town’s 4-year-old election saga continues
After a district court judge tossed out Marie Rossmiller’s conviction for voting in the wrong precinct in a 2016 municipal election in Pitkin, a lower court reviewed the case and in July found her guilty again
Parents of Elijah McClain sue Aurora police over his death
The 23-year-old suffered cardiac arrest, was later declared brain dead and taken off life support several days later
Littwin: The latest police screwup had to be Aurora, right? Sure, unless it happened somewhere else — anywhere else
We wait for a better explanation why guns would be drawn as cops approached a stolen car that wasn’t stolen, but had children in the backseat. What would have happened if guns had been fired?
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