AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoMountain Search: Searchers are still looking for Colorado Mountain College students Kaden Matsuda, 19, and Jackson Donlon, 20, after finding their snow-collapsed tent near Ice Mountain with gear inside. More severe weather could complicate the effort. State Capitol: A 32-year-old man was arrested after a suspicious device was found outside the Colorado Capitol; a bomb squad determined it posed no threat. Flood Recovery: CDOT is seeking $65 million in federal aid for flood-damaged Southwest Colorado highways, including $6.5 million to start repairs before winter. Schools: Poudre School District voted to close or consolidate campuses as declining enrollment leaves about 10,000 empty seats. Higher Education: CSU President Amy Parsons will resign Dec. 31; provost Rick Miranda will serve as interim president. Transportation: CDOT has begun an $806 million overhaul of Denver’s I-270, with work expected to continue through 2033. Ski Season: Arapahoe Basin opened Wednesday, kicking off Colorado’s 2026-27 ski season later than about 85% of seasons in the past 50 years. At the Court: The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether Catholic preschools in Colorado can take part in a public pre-K program while refusing to serve LGBTQ families.
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