AGP Executive Report
Last update: 17 minutes agoColorado Supreme Court: The court told judges they can pause livestreaming most criminal hearings for 90 days, even though state law requires streaming—sparking a fresh fight over public access and how recordings are being used. Denver-area public safety: A mountain lion was tranquilized after climbing a tree in Westminster, leading police to close a stretch of Eaton Street while CPW relocated it west of Castle Rock. Traffic disruption: A livestock semi crash shut down I-76 east of Brush for hours after cattle spilled and other vehicles struck them; the driver was hospitalized. Workplace rights: A federal judge certified a collective/class action for migrant workers alleging overtime violations by KB Custom Ag Services, while another Colorado auto repair case over unpaid overtime reportedly ended in settlement. Education housing help: Colorado launched a Schools to Home program giving teachers and other public school employees down-payment and closing-cost assistance. Sports (local): Colorado State hosts No. 11 BYU after a 58-24 win over Southern Utah, with coach Jim Mora calling it a “hefty challenge.”
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