AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColorado LGBTQ+ health policy: Rocky Mountain Equality is reacting to CMS ending Medicaid/CHIP funding for gender-affirming care for youth, with the rule set to take effect Oct. 13, 2026, and families urged to plan for continuity of care. Privacy & surveillance: Rep. Marlin Stutzman says Flock Safety cameras tracked his car during a traffic stop and he’s pushing federal limits, adding to a growing pushback from officials and communities. Wildlife & community care: Details emerge on the decline and death of Big Bear bald eagle Jackie, including new medical findings and where her remains will be sent. Local planning: Colorado Springs is inviting residents to review feedback on a draft plan for Old Stratton Park, with a community meeting Aug. 18. Education & access: A Colorado education co-op (ERBOCES) avoids collapse for now after a 2013 agreement blocks a member exit, keeping its online-school and homeschool programs alive longer. Culture & business in Denver: Serhant expands into Denver, bringing a tech-and-media-forward luxury brokerage model to the Mile High market. Sports (regional flavor): The Rockies beat the Diamondbacks 3-2 after a Karros homer and a late rally.
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