COLORADO (KRQE) – The Colorado Department of Transportation is requesting federal emergency relief funds to repair significant flood damage to highways across Southwest Colorado as part of the Federal ...

Colorado is seeking $65 million in federal emergency relief and $6.5 million in quick release funds to repair flood damaged ...

Officials from the Colorado Department of Transportation asked for federal relief funds Wednesday to help repair highways in ...

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Behind the widespread destruction are stories of narrow escapes, neighbors helping neighbors and residents grappling with what the floodwaters left behind.

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is requesting federal emergency relief funds to repair significant flood damage to highways across Southwest Colorado as part of the Federal Highway ...