AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoColorado Culture & Arts: Boulder playwright Curtis K. Rogers’ new return of “13 Fires” draws sharp parallels between Indianapolis displacement and Front Range university-driven change, with a run at Boulder Public Library’s Canyon Theater. Dance: Vail Dance Festival’s Colorado 150 celebration brings Colorado Ballet and Cleo Parker Robinson Dance to Vilar on Aug. 9. Local Arts Scene: RiNo Arts District founder Jill Hadley Hooper’s “Welcome Back” show marks a return for the neighborhood’s creative hub. Community & Identity: Hudson, Colo. is roiled by protests over a planned ICE detention center, turning a small town into a national flashpoint. Education & Youth: A student-built national AI policy framework for K-12, “The STUDENTS FIRST Act,” argues for human judgment, opt-out rights, and protecting learning. Policy & Accountability: A judge dismissed a records lawsuit targeting Colorado Opportunity Caucus lawmakers, limiting access to retreat-related documents. Business & Lifestyle: Colorado’s rent-payment processor agrees to fee caps in a Colorado AG settlement, aiming to curb alleged junk-fee and surcharge practices.
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