COVID-19 Debate: How Many in Colorado Actually Paid Rent?
A poll suggests more than 83 percent of renters paid by April 6.
A poll suggests more than 83 percent of renters paid by April 6.
Denver parks remain open, but most of their amenities don’t.
Religion was the theme of a press event at the governor’s mansion.
DeGette’s office has heard from dozens of patients on this issue.
Ironically, a decrease in abuse reports is seen as a warning sign.
The incident was captured on video.
A city spokesperson weighs in about the potential risk.
Many states have left their stay-at-home orders open-ended.
Most mom-and-pop landlords have very small profit margins.
The stay-at-home order has prompted more than 6,000 contacts.
The address took place at the governor’s mansion.
The company is paying to help employees work from home.
Hikers, runners and cyclists were the least likely to wear masks.
The virus in Colorado appears to be on a disturbing trajectory.
The governor modeled a cloth mask of his own.
The announcement was made jointly by multiple districts.
The bill’s signing was delayed by the COVID-19 crisis.
Jeff Bridges’s advice is straightforward and user-friendly.
Go way back in time — to a couple months ago, maybe.
Having more people at home cuts both ways from a crime perspective.
The city isn’t revealing agency names for the individuals in question.
The landlords group encourages members to work with renters.