MIchael Porter Jr. had drawn up the perfect play. Day after the Nuggets’ regular-season finale, he was coming by Aurora to hang out. Taurean, a two-time cancer survivor, just had to hang in there.
Economists estimate up to $25M in direct economic benefits from hosting Finals games, four times that for indirect impacts
Even in some of the hottest urban markets, downtown neighborhoods from Miami to Las Vegas have experienced a net drain in migration.
A new real estate report shows a robust post-pandemic rebound for retail, resulting in low vacancy rates.
A Denver company is deploying its conversational artificial intelligence at fast-food restaurants to take drive-thru orders.
The justices found that the longer 30-day notice requirement — passed by Congress in 2020 as an emergency measure in response to the COVID-19 pandemic — applies indefinitely and trumps Colorado’s 10-day notice requirement for evictions in housing that is supported by federal subsidies.
Arcturus is believed to be the most infectious strain of COVID yet.
Colorado’s vaccine buses will make their last trip this week, though vaccines will remain free to everyone for the time being, since the federal government purchased them in bulk.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment says the phone functionality will be decommissioned on Thursday
With sniffles as a near-constant companion this fall and winter and previously obscure viruses becoming household names, you’re not alone if you wondered if this past year was normal.
