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Coronavirus

Yes, private insurers are now required to cover the cost of at-home COVID-19 tests

Under a new Biden Administration policy, private insurance companies are now required to cover up to eight free at-home COVID-19 tests per month.
Education

No, the Navient settlement doesn’t cancel loans for federal student borrowers

The settlement will lead to the cancellation of $1.7 billion in private student loan debt and $95 million in small restitution payments for some federal borrowers.

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Colorado Rapids

'CO pushed me out': Colorado Rapids trade star Kellyn Acosta

Kellyn Acosta is departing Colorado after four seasons.
Colorado Rockies

Colorado Rockies to play some Spring Training games in Las Vegas

However, Spring Training is threatened by Major League Baseball’s lockout.

Sports

Colorado Avalanche

Rantanen, MacKinnon score 2 each, Avalanche beat Coyotes 5-0

Darcy Kuemper recorded the first Colorado shutout of the season on Saturday night.
Mike Klis

Paton on Broncos' head coach search: 'We're pleased with how the process has started'

The Paton-lead committee returned Saturday afternoon after interviewing Aaron Glenn near Detroit, Luke Getsy and Nathaniel Hackett in Green Bay.

Government

No, the filibuster isn’t something the Senate has ‘always had’

The filibuster didn’t begin to take shape in the Senate until the 1830s. The Senate did not officially establish a right to unlimited debate until 1856.
Business

Business won't be fined for vaccine-or-test mandate after Supreme Court ruling

Fines from OSHA could have ranged from more than $10,000 per violation to more than $100,000 per violation.