Legal sports gambling comes to Colorado on May 1, and despite the absence of most major league competitions, several sportsbooks are ready to bring wagering entertainment to Centennial State residents.

When legal sports betting comes to Colorado on May 1, the landscape will look vastly different than fans and regulators anticipated.

“Our initial commitment was to product 10,000 face shields. Within the first 24 hours we doubled our commitment in an effort to support the overwhelming response from the community.”

The American running industry — both road races and retail — is bracing for massive financial fallout due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Vail Resorts announced that it’ll provide credits to 2019/2020 season pass holders whose season was cut short by concerns over COVID-19.

“Like any good gift,” the video reminds us as it starts rolling on our desktops or laptops or cellphones, “it was made to be shared.”

Don’t you dare put those Pride flags away just yet.

Coloradans should only recreate within 10 miles of their homes, governor says.

Scratch Burrito & Happy Tap is closing permanently, a decision owners made after revenue fell by half during the coronavirus outbreak and related bar and restaurant shutdown.

In time for Mother’s Day, here are 12 local florists and growers to support.

This brings the total number of mountains on the Ikon Pass to 43.

Get those pots and pans at the ready.

It’ll be a long time before things return to normal — if they ever do.

One commenter asks: “Why is this guy such a tool?”

Have an RV sitting around? You can let a Colorado frontline healthcare worker borrow it in order to isolate while staying near their family.

“We find ourselves at a unique crossroad where the way we experience, resonate and engage with art has changed. I think we are on the precipice of a new cultural Renaissance globally.”

“Darn good,” one resident shouted from her window.

“The community needs the support of organizations like ours now more than ever. We look forward to using our year-round platform to bring art to everyone.”

Don’t pitch those tents just yet.

And please, pick up your dog poop.

Cheap and free events and deals around Denver in May 2020, from free Dunkin Donuts to free masks from Dhvani and North Face discounts.

On Thursday, Gov. Jared Polis extended a statewide ban on downhill ski operations until May 23 due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Copepr Mountain is offering refunds and vouchers to pass holders whose seasons were cut short by the coronavirus outbreak.