AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoColorado River crunch: Lake Powell and Lake Mead hit record-low levels again, underscoring how the drought is tightening water and power supplies across the Southwest. Wildlife & public safety: Colorado bear reports are surging as drought shrinks natural food, pushing more bears into towns—and Colorado’s tougher rules on feeding bears are part of the response. Roads & crashes: Colorado State Patrol says distracted driving is behind thousands of crashes, and a separate early-morning I-25 crash killed a pedestrian. Local government & services: Pre-evacuation in southwest Colorado Springs was lifted after a hazmat incident, and VA clinics in Colorado Springs will close briefly for emergency drills. Broncos: The team is keeping fans out of training after storm damage to bleachers, while Deion Sanders faces a subpoena tied to his son’s bankruptcy trial during Colorado’s opener week. Sports & community: Swan Mountain Road reopens Monday after a 17-week closure, and Pueblo’s Riverfest returns with free extreme sports and vendors.
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