States with budget issues that have been magnified by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic are looking to the federal government for help.

Two swimmers at Lake Pueblo died Friday according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Their bodies have been recovered.

Tailgating on the highway presents an obvious danger: drivers in a reckless hurry, traveling too fast, following the car ahead too closely.  When someone taps the brakes, a chain reaction ensues, and the resulting collision is far worse than if everyone had been driving cautiously and responsibly.

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Birthdays

June 15

• JaLynn Oquist
• Payton Lyon
• Levi Splitter
• Jennifer Wilson

June 16

• Larry Michael
• Anthony Entenman
• Kaycee Strickland
• Tiffanie Jean Muth
• Heather Kiniston
• Cheryl Wyatt

June 17

• Leslie Rittgers* In Memory
• Colten Hebbard
• Trice Watts
• Austin Healy

June 18

• Lana Coffman
• Michelle Scott
• Kathryn Richardson
• Bailee Reystead
• Wesley Eikner
• Gage Reynolds

June 1

As Colorado's weather warms, an increased number of potential wolf sightings are being reported to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Seven Colorado counties now have confirmed cases of a virus infecting rabbits.

The Federal Reserve Board's Main Street Lending Program has been changed to help more small and medium-sized businesses.

Bob Garver takes a look at "The High Note," the latest release to go directly to On Demand video.

Studies are underway to determine if vitamin D has an impact on the COVID-19 coronavirus.