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The football slips through the hands of Sedgwick County senior Terrance Heath, with Dove Creek senior Kade Hankins waiting.
Gauge Thompson protects the ball.
Suzanne and Hunter Fitts pay for their beers at Grimm Brothers Brewhouse in Loveland on Wednesday, Nov. 25. The brewery and dozens of other Loveland businesses remained open for indoor service despite Larimer County’s Level Red restrictions.
Friends enjoy wine and a meal inside one of the greenhouse buildings created for dining use during the coronavirus pandemic at the Annette Restaurant at the Stanley Marketplace in Aurora.
A Clayton Early Learning student gets her temperature taken with hand sanitizer nearby for members of the school community to use.
Moxi Theater owner Ely Corliss sits on the stage of the downtown Greeley nightclub moments after he learned Gov. Polis had shut down all in-person drinking and dining and gatherings of more than 10 people for a month to try and slow the spread of the coronavirus in Colorado.
The Colorado House chambers on the first day of Colorado’s special legislative session on Monday, Nov. 30.
State Sen. Larry Linton, R-Colorado Springs, talks to a colleague from under a loose mask before a meeting at the Colorado Capitol on the first day of Colorado’s special legislative session on Monday, Nov. 30.
In 2019 Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, left, joins his partner, Marlon Reis, in acknowledging the crowd after Polis took the oath of office during the inauguration ceremony in Denver. Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has tested positive for the coronavirus. Polis and his partner, Marlon Reis, both have COVID-19 and are asymptomatic, the governor said in a statement Saturday night, Nov. 28, 2020.
An electronic road sign warns motorists on eastbound Sixth Avenue of the spiraling increase in coronavirus cases and the heightened alert in place for residents early Monday, Nov. 30, 2020, in Lakewood.
