AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoElection 2026: Colorado voters will decide whether to replace the state’s 4.4% flat income tax with graduated rates, from 3.7% to 8.4%. Supporters say the change could raise about $2 billion for schools, health care and early childhood programs; opponents warn it could drive away businesses and high earners. Public Safety: A road-rage fight in the Rangeview High School parking lot ended in gunfire Tuesday. No one was hurt, and Aurora police arrested a suspect about 18 minutes after the shooting was reported. Health Care: Banner Health plans an $59 million cancer center in Windsor, with an opening expected in late 2028. Consumer Protection: A state audit found gaps in Colorado’s marijuana product-testing rules, raising concerns about safeguards against contamination. Water: A new study estimates the Upper Colorado River Basin lost 4.6 trillion gallons of groundwater during the 2020–22 drought, underscoring pressure on supplies beneath the surface. Wildlife: A new I-25 crossing system has cut wildlife-vehicle collisions by 91% in less than a year.
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