​Mike Sullivan spent his 77th birthday, April 4, in the hospital, infected with coronavirus and fighting to breathe.

Cora Masson of Boulder first jumped out of a plane in February 2019. Since then she has completed 230 skydives.

This week I attended three Passover Seders. One was Brooklyn-based, which I joined by teleconference Thursday afternoon, and a second later that same day was hosted virtually by Durango’s local congregation, Temple Har Shalom.

​Colorado's teachers are learning something: How to teach remotely.

Colorado Voices: My husband and I found out we were going to be parents in October 2019. I can’t tell you how excited we both were. We could not wait to start planning for our baby’s arrival.

How will Colorado’s economy weather the COVID-19 storm? Is the current Federal stimulus package enough? How quickly will Colorado’s economy bounce back?

People across the country are staying indoors, doing their part to combat the COVID-19 virus. Some are taking this time as an opportunity to open their doors to animals in need, through fostering and adoption.

A Highlands Ranch man who has been battling COVID-19 in the hospital for two weeks has finally been taken off mechanical ventilation and is "doing well," his wife says, although he remains in intensive care.

Uncertainty about how long many businesses will be closed and the inability to plan for the future has many communities concerned about both short-term and long-term economic stability and the ability of many small businesses to survive.

While hospitals stand at the front lines of the fight against the new coronavirus, an executive with a Colorado-based chain of senior living communities says they're next in line.

Are you wondering: How safe is my money? How can I get deferrals on my mortgage, loan, or credit card payments? How do I access the stimulus funds?