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Hobby Lobby remains open in defiance of Colorado’s stay-at-home order, highlighting uncertainty around mandate

Hobby Lobby locations across the Denver area were open to shoppers Monday despite the statewide stay-at-home order issued by Gov. Jared Polis

With customers barred from auto showrooms, Stevinson dealerships cut 336 workers

The Stevinson family of dealerships dismissed 336 workers across metro Denver as of Monday, according to filings made with the Colorado Department of Labor.

Macy’s to furlough majority of its 130,000 workers

Macy's will furlough a majority of its 130,000 workers with its stores dark.

Pet adoption centers are closed, but animal lovers can still offer help

Local animal shelters closed their adoption centers to comply with stay-at-home orders but continue offering services.

Colorado’s unemployment rate is poised to double in less than three weeks. Here’s what you need to know.

Here is a breakdown of key questions about the state's critical unemployment lifeline.

As coronavirus surveillance escalates, personal privacy plummets

As countries around the world race to contain the pandemic, many are deploying digital surveillance tools as a means to exert social control, even turning security agency technologies on their own civilians.

Would a free milkshake get you to ignore your phone while driving?

In 2017, the most recent year for which the NHTSA website lists complete statistics, distracted driving killed 3,166 people.

Selma Online offers free civil rights lessons amid virus

The interactive website arrives just as schools across the U.S. have closed because of the coronavirus and many students are in need of educational material to learn at home.

Rent is almost due, and many Coloradans don’t have the money. Some are prepared to strike.

At this point in an average month, about 0.5% of Colorado renters will have reached out to their landlords about inability to pay rent for the coming month. As of Friday, the proportion of renters who've said they can't pay for April was between 5% and 7%.

Not Colorado’s first pandemic: What we can learn from the Spanish flu

The struggle against one of the worst pandemics in world history -- the Spanish flu — could yield lessons for today's battle against the deadly and still spreading coronavirus.

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