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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...

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...

Colorado to start rolling out federal unemployment benefits next week; unemployment rate hits 8.4% FPUC weekly benefit will be first to roll out Colorado plans to start rolling out benefits in phases for people eligible for some federal unemployment benefits starting “late next week” and will begin notifying those people early next week, officials with the Department of Labor and Employment said Friday. By: Blair Miller , Liz Gelardi Posted at 8:24 AM, Jan 25, 2021 and last updated 2021-01-25 10:24:57-05 DENVER – Colorado plans...

January is usually the busiest time at gyms in Colorado and beyond, but not this year Struggling gyms working to increase capacity In January, as people try to stick to New Year’s fitness resolution, gym memberships usually spike. But this year gyms in Colorado are struggling to bring members back. and last updated 2021-01-22 10:14:07-05 In January, as people try to stick to New Year’s fitness resolution, gym memberships usually spike. But this year, gyms in Colorado are struggling to bring members back. “January, February and March are typically the three months when we bring...

Closures have affected Gillam's town daycare. (Town of Gillam/Facebook) Article continues below advertisement ↴ Communities such as Gillam and The Pas are facing their own challenges as they continue to see Level Red restrictions. Dozens of communities will remain under the strict COVID-19 restrictions in Northern Manitoba. The rest of the province will be easing many restrictions, including removing the essential goods list, on Saturday. The Pas & District Chamber of Commerce is vocalizing their frustrations with the continued restrictions.  “The North is a broad region, and commu...