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Front Range restaurants prepare for cold, snowy weekend Restaurant owners are wondering if heaters and tents will be enough to entice diners as snowy weather kicks off the weekend. and last updated 2020-12-11 20:18:13-05 DENVER -- Restaurant owners are wondering if heaters and tents will be enough to entice diners as snowy weather kicks off the weekend. As the temperature dropped on Thursday, people called to cancel their reservations at Carmine's on Penn. Owner Brad Ritter is still hopeful some brave souls will be willing to dine under their tented patio this weekend. "Well, last night we c...

As coronavirus continues to spread, is it the right time for a ‘5-star’ program across Colorado? Colorado Department of Health and Environment and last updated 2020-12-11 20:58:08-05 DENVER — As the pandemic stretches into its ninth month, many Colorado counties and businesses are pushing for eased restrictions to allow businesses to reopen, if done safely. Mesa County pioneered a ‘5-star program' originally as a list of open businesses taking precautions, that’s become a list of businesses allowed to remain open, in some cases under Level Orange restrictions, while t...

Dr. Roumeliotis warns of community spread; asks residents to take precautions over holidays December 11, 2020 Reading time: 3 min By Nick Seebruch Dr. Paul Roumeliotis, Medical Officer of Health for the Eastern Ontario Health Unit during an update to the media. CORNWALL, Ontario – In his call with the media on Friday, Dec. 11, Dr. Paul Roumeliotis, Medical Officer of Health with the Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU) clarified that all of the 68 active COVID-19 cases in the City of Cornwall, none of them were residents of long-term care...

There have ben 41,624 cumulative positive COVID-19 cases, and 403 cumulative deaths from COVID-19 in Denver.

Glenwood Springs Post Independent Garfield County commissioners intend to designate restaurants, small retail businesses and gyms as “critical,” in hopes of allowing leeway for them to continue operating at the current levels even under the state’s new Level Red COVID-19 designation for the county. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment on Wednesday advised the county it was being moved to the “Severe Risk,” or Red level on the state dial due to the recent surge in new coronavirus cases and a worrisome trend in new deaths and hospitalizations. “This … will requ...