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Colorado is facing growing frustration after President Donald Trump denied the state’s requests for federal disaster relief following destructive wildfires and severe flooding, forcing affected ...

Editor's note: To commemorate the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene, you will find additional stories highlighting memories and recovery stories from the natural disaster, beginning on page A5.

The dismissals are elevating fears among FEMA staff that more job cuts are on the way. A FEMA planning document detailed potential cuts of more than 11,500 people from a workforce of about 23,000.