President Donald Trump late on Nov. 12 signed a bill to fund the federal government through Jan. 30 shortly after the House of Representatives approved the deal by a 222-209 vote.

The end to the longest shutdown in U.S. history doesn’t mean an immediate return to normalcy as the funding and agencies come online. The deal was settled with a largely party-line vote in the House, and Colorado’s representatives fell into lockstep with their parties.

So, what does the end of the shutdown mean for Denver International Airport, where hundreds of flights had been canceled since Nov. 7? And when could more than a half million Coloradans get their full SNAP benefits?

When will SNAP payments go out?

Colorado had already paid out full SNAP benefits to about 32,000 recipients before a Supreme Cou

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