Recent flooding has sent water and mud through the Bluff Historic Fort, leaving behind a mess that volunteers have spent the past couple of days cleaning up.

The first polling sites have opened in a handful of states — Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, New York and Virginia. Heavy rains and flash flooding in the Southwest are expected to make it harder for some midterm election voters to reach polling places Tuesday in parts of Colorado, Arizona, Utah and New Mexico. In Utah’s rural San Juan County, voters are being allowed to vote electronically. The final day of voting in this year’s midterm elections arr

Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson issued an emergency election accommodations declaration on Monday, allowing some voters in southeastern Utah to vote electronically after more severe flooding.

Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson has issued a Declaration of Emergency Election Accommodations in San Juan County due to ongoing flooding conditions.

All Bluff residents were asked to shelter in place or move to higher ground Monday morning due to floodwaters.

San Juan County Public Health issued a warning Thursday night stating there are potentially unhealthy levels of E. coli in the San Juan River after recent flooding.

As Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson toured flood-damaged communities in San Juan County on Thursday, local leaders said the immediate need for assistance is growing.

After flooding ripped through communities in San Juan County and the Four Corners region, a Utah nonprofit is gathering supplies and monetary donations to help families impacted by the rising water.

The group Navajo Strong is gathering donations to help those affected by this week's flooding in San Juan County.

As water from the San Juan River recedes, people in San Juan County are dealing with damaged homes, flooded businesses and a recovery they worry they cannot manage alone.