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The federal government’s track record in the region hasn’t been great. Colorado's delegates say they are making sure the state's FEMA request is a priority. -
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Repeated flooding has damaged homes, roads, and utility infrastructure. The state of emergency will provide local recovery efforts with state and possibly federal resources. -
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Jessica Killin has become the first Democrat to win Congressional District 5.
See final results of the 2026 Midterm Election from NPR and the Associated Press.
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