AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFlood Recovery: CDOT says Wolf Creek Pass could partially reopen this weekend after flooding damaged roads across southwest Colorado. Highway 151 repairs aim to restore a Durango–Pagosa Springs link by Thanksgiving, while the Piedra River Bridge may remain closed into the new year. Colorado Politics: Lauren Boebert says she won’t run again in 2028 if she loses the 4th District race, but still won’t concede. Eileen Laubacher leads as ballots remain uncounted. Health Costs: Gov. Jared Polis’ proposed $600 million in Medicaid cuts would end comprehensive Cover All Coloradans coverage for children living in the U.S. illegally, while preserving pregnancy-related coverage. Water: A major Arizona agency is withdrawing funding from a cloud-seeding program in Colorado and neighboring states amid disputes over Colorado River water cuts. Schools: A new report says voter-approved measures could provide billions for education, but most Colorado students still aren’t meeting reading and math benchmarks. Broncos: Coach Sean Payton says Denver will closely review its offensive line during the bye after acknowledging the unit didn’t block well.
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