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- Federal wildland firefighters could see sizable pay cuts if Congress doesn't step in soon.
- Many fear that there could be an exodus of firefighters at a time when the US can least afford it.
- In recent years, extreme weather events have necessitated robust responses to wildfires.
Next month, thousands of federal firefighters may face a dreaded scena
Local middle and high school students spent Saturday bringing their ideas for new technology to life at the fourth annual App-a-Thon.
Thousands of federal firefighters could face substantial pay cuts in the coming weeks, potentially hampering the country’s ability to respond to wildfires as they have grown more severe.
Community members and elected officials gathered on Thursday to celebrate safety improvements coming to Diagonal Highway while reflecting on the tragedies that have occurred on the highway over the years.
Over 2,000 people gathered at Temple Emanuel in Denver on Monday night to mourn the deaths of Israeli civilians over the weekend during a deadly attack by a militant group.
Lafayette, CO — Congressman Joe Neguse issued a statement following the horrific assault against Israel by Hamas terrorists:
Sheryl Buchman and Erica Solove, whose homes were destroyed in the Marshall Fire, both discovered they were underinsured as they started to rebuild in Superior’s Sagamore neighborhood.
U.S. House Minority Whip Katherine Clark joined U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse in Superior on Friday to tour Marshall Fire rebuilding efforts with affected residents.
Washington, D.C. — Co-Chairs of the Bipartisan Colorado River Caucus, Representatives Joe Neguse (D-CO) and Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ), introduced a legislative package to address water scarcity across the West.