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Kristin Strohm

AURORA, COLORADO - MARCH 24: Tonie Rutledge, holding her solo charge sixteen month old Colton Carroll, and her daughter Natasha Patton, left, are photographed on the front steps of their home childcare facility on March 24, 2020 in Aurora, Colorado. Natasha and her mother Tonie Rutledge run Tonie's Precious Cargo Childcare and Preschool. They take newborns through kindergarten aged children. The state has urged childcare centers across Colorado to remain open to care for children of essential workforce fighting the spread of the coronavirus. Meanwhile, childcare providers are struggling with whether they can do their duty and pay their rent as families who normally help keep them afloat decide to keep their kids home to follow social distancing rules. At Tonie's Precious Cargo, Rutledge and her mother Tonie are currently caring for only one child, Colton Carroll, who is the son of an essential healthcare worker.

Guest Commentary: COVID-19 could reverse a generation of progress for Colorado women

July 27, 2020 at 4:01 p.m.

Almost 179,000 women left the state鈥檚 labor force between February and May, compared to 88,000 men.