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Having avoided a major spike in COVID-19 infections after the holidays, La Plata County’s case count appears to be leveling off, said San Juan...

Will Denver’s 5 Star Certification Program Save Local Restaurants? The business-variance program could begin pre-certifying area eateries as soon as the first week of February—but increased indoor capacity will have to wait until pandemic metrics go down.Denise Mickelsen •   January 27, 2021 350 for seven days. That’s the magic marker that restaurateurs across Denver County are waiting for, the indicator that the county’s COVID-19 two-week incidence level is low enough, and has remained low enough for seven consecutive days, that they can officially apply for the Denver 5 Star Ce...

Scaled-back plan for for Haven Apartments proposed near Canvas Stadium After withdrawing plans for a 54-unit apartment building on Prospect Road following neighbors' objections, developers are back with a smaller proposal for Haven Apartments near Colorado State University's Canvas Stadium. Fort Collins developers Robin and Christian Bachelet have a long-term land lease with the property owner, Colorado State University Research Foundation, or CSURF, to develop the 1.2-acre site at 730 W. Prospect Road, adjacent to their Apex apartments, which opened in 2017. They withdrew their previous pro...

Eagle County public health officials believe by week’s end, any county resident who is currently eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, and who has registered to do so, will have received a first shot.

Closing a restaurant for allegedly violating COVID-19 safety protocols wasn't a quick process in Jefferson County. From first warning to temporary shutdown, it took more than three months to shutter Golden's Dirty Dogs Roadhouse over a pro-Donald Trump event that was almost entirely mask-free and displayed little evidence of physical distancing. And the watering hole was open again less than two weeks later. Dirty Dogs Roadhouse co-owner Rob Tompkins declined to comment on the episode and its aftermath. But Jim Rada, Environmental Health Services division director for Jefferson County Public...