Tag:COVID-19

Last week, federal unemployment aid providing $600 weekly to supplement state unemployment benefits for laid-off workers expired, and for the past few weeks lawmakers...

U.S. states may have cultural, social and economic characteristics distinct from one another. But one access to justice crisis ties them together: legal deserts....

A former player for the Denver Broncos accused of attempted murder has asked a Colorado court to delay a related civil lawsuit until his...

When the coronavirus pandemic started, the high-Rockies situated Gunnison County was cautious — so much so that they closed their borders to nearly all...

El Paso County will freeze all jury trials, the court announced Aug. 2, after a court staff member tested positive for COVID-19. Court operations...

COVID-19 has drastically changed how and where employees work, with many now working from their homes or other remote locations. These temporary (and sometimes...

The U.S. Senate Finance Committee held a public hearing July 28 covering the global medical supply chain of products and equipment and the shortages,...