AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDenver Health expands trauma care: Denver Health is rolling out a program that lets first responders deliver whole-blood transfusions in the field, aiming to improve survival for severe bleeding from crashes, burns, and wildfires. Health systems deal: AdventHealth and Intermountain Health signed a letter of intent to combine Denver-area hospital operations, with a planned close in early 2027. Colorado Springs data center fight: The Planning Commission is set to consider Project Taurus, a proposed 50-megawatt data center near Garden of the Gods Road, with residents raising concerns about water, power, noise, and impacts. Wildfire updates: Fuhr Gulch and Keystone fires remain active, with Fuhr Gulch holding at about 4,674 acres combined with suppression efforts continuing. Sports and local life: The Rockies face a tough stretch as the Brewers welcome them, while Garth Brooks announces two Denver shows at Ball Arena in September. Legal/consumer: A federal judge gave initial approval to a settlement tied to a Colorado real estate data breach.
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