Top Denver news: Stay-at-home order will be extended: mayor; non-essential businesses cited; more

Top Denver news: Stay-at-home order will be extended: mayor; non-essential businesses cited; morePhoto: David Jacks/Flickr
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Published on April 01, 2020

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City of Denver’s stay-at-home order will be extended through April 30, Hancock says

Mayor Michael Hancock said Tuesday that the city and county of Denver's stay-at-home order will be extended through April 30.

Read the full story on KDVR.

City, nonprofits work together to fight coronavirus among people experiencing homelessness

Nonprofits that support people experiencing homelessness have administered tests for the new coronavirus and are working with the city to ensure those found to be infected have a place to recover without risking others.

Read the full story on Denverite.

Denver Outlaws hire Ken Clausen as defensive coordinator

Clausen is currently a coach with Cherry Creek and helped lead the Bruins to the 5A state title in 2019.

Read the full story on 9NEWS.

Denver citing non-essential businesses for staying open during pandemic

Denver is giving businesses the business if they aren't shutting down non-critical workplaces. But some business owners argue they are essential.

Read the full story on 9NEWS.


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