AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater & Community Planning: Gilbert, Arizona is studying how a federal Colorado River proposal could reshape its water supply and shortage plans after the Final Environmental Impact Statement set up reductions starting in 2027. Higher Ed & Workforce: The Trump administration announced $180M for mining colleges, including $100M via DOE and $80M via DOD, with Colorado School of Mines among the big recipients. Public Health & Immigration Detention: Colorado advocates renewed pressure after GEO Group still won’t let state health officials complete a tuberculosis investigation at an Aurora ICE facility. Local Politics & Schools: Denver District is accused of keeping kids in the English learner program far too long, raising questions about how students exit language support. Culture & Arts: Denver Public Library lent 22 rare Edward S. Curtis photogravures to the Museum of Outdoor Arts for “Viewfinders,” a major Americana-focused exhibition. LGBTQ+ Rights: Roaring Fork Valley PFLAG leaders say anti-trans ballot initiatives are headed to November, including limits on sports participation and gender-affirming care for minors. Music: Colorado folk-punk band Doom Scroll announced its album “Exhausted Dialogue” drops Oct. 6.
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