(The Center Square) – New unemployment claims in Colorado dropped for the fourth consecutive week, as the state’s two-month total reaches 389,000.
Colorado saw 22,493 initial unemployment claims during the week ending May 9, down 5,867 claims from 28,360 the previous week, according to data released Thursday by the U.S. Department of Labor.
More than 36 million people have files for unemployment benefits in the United States over the past two months.
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(The Center Square) – Rocky Mountain National Park will begin to reopen on May 27, the day after Colorado’s safer-at-home order is set to expire.
The U.S. National Park Service said Tuesday that park officials are in the “planning process to coordinate a phased reopening.”
“Park operations and services will be much different this year,” an NPS statement added.
Moraine Park and Glacier Basin campgrounds will open half of their campsites starting June 4, while Aspenglen, Timber Creek and Longs Peak campgrounds will stay closed, the agency said.
Most COVID-19 coronavirus deaths in Colorado have occurred in long-term care facilities such as nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
