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Vonn says she has 'nothing to prove' as she preps for Olympic return

Lindsey Vonn · New York

Vonn says she has 'nothing to prove' as she preps for Olympic return

72% Center coverage: 29 sources

NEW YORK — Lindsey Vonn feels like she has "nothing to prove" in her bid to return to the Olympics at the age of 41, more than two decades since her first.See the Story

Colorado Joint Budget Comittee Approves $10 Million for Food Banks Amid Government Shutdown

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Colorado Joint Budget Comittee Approves $10 Million for Food Banks Amid Government Shutdown

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DENVER, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Office of Governor Jared Polis announced Thursday that Colorado's Joint Budget Committee (JBC) has approved two emergency See the Story

Gov. Polis’ Budget Request for Next Year Includes Limits on some Medicaid Services, More Money for Schools

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Gov. Polis’ Budget Request for Next Year Includes Limits on some Medicaid Services, More Money for Schools

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A new budget proposal from Colorado Gov. Jared Polis would slow the rate of state Medicaid spending, including limiting certain services, while continuing to make good on his and the legislature’s promise to “fully fund” K-12 education. Polis on Friday unveiled his budget request for the 2026-27 fiscal year during a news conference in Denver, where he highlighted the “sustainability of Medicaid” and “investing in our schools” as key priorities.…See the Story

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