Colorado lawmakers are looking at a budget shortfall of about $3.3 billion for the 2020-21 fiscal year including carryover from this year due to the effects of the coronavirus outbreak, according to a Legislative Council Staff economic forecast released Tuesday.
FROM MY HOMETOWN HOME STUDIO.Shannon: I AM SHANNON OGDEN HEREIN THE DENVER 7 SPORTS NFL DRAFTPREVIEW SPECIAL STUDIO.WE ARE FEELING THE ECONOMIC TOLLOF THE PANDEMIC.IT WILL BE A LONG ROAD TO OURREBOUND.THE STATE IS FEELING THE PINCHAS WELL DEALING WITH MASSIVEBUDGET CUTS THAT COULD IMPACTTHINGS LIKE EDUCATION.Anne: THE STATE IS ALMOST OUT OFMONEY TO PAY UNEMPLOYMENTINSURANCE.THE SOLUTION TO KEEPINGUNEMPLOYMENT FUNDED COULD MEAN ABIGGER STRAIN ON ALREADYSTRUGGLING BUSINESSES.DENVER 7'S MEGHAN LOPEZ SHOWS USJUST HOW DEEP A HOLE THE STATEIS IN AND WHERE IT'S LOOKING FORMONEY.