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Public Health: Colorado confirmed its 26th measles case of 2026, with possible exposure at Denver International Airport and an Arvada urgent-care clinic. Health officials urge exposed people to watch for symptoms through late October. Water: Arizona joined Nevada’s lawsuit challenging the federal Colorado River plan, warning that proposed decisions could mean steep cuts to Lower Basin supplies as states fight over the river’s future. Schools and Jobs: Denver Public Schools enrollment fell by nearly 1,800 students, and the superintendent says school closures may be ahead. Colorado’s labor force has dropped to its lowest level since 1979; September brought 2,400 new jobs but unemployment rose to 4.1%. Energy and Safety: Federal approval gives Colorado authority to regulate underground carbon-storage wells. A new state law could also help homeowners lower wildfire insurance costs as communities recover from the destructive Aspen Acres fire. Broncos: Denver improved to 4-2 with a 17-14 overtime win over Seattle, sealed by a late interception and walk-off field goal. The defense shone, but questions about Bo Nix’s uneven play persist.

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