AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDenver Arts & Culture: Khemmis brought its doom-metal buzz to KEXP in Seattle, performing a four-song set that included tracks from its latest album. Wildlife & Public Safety: Colorado Parks and Wildlife says a black bear died after getting trapped inside an unlocked car in Colorado Springs, urging residents to lock vehicles and remove attractants as bear activity rises. Health Care Leadership: Kaiser Permanente named Cortney Eisses regional president for Colorado, overseeing expansion across offices and hospital networks. Local Museums: Denver Museum of Nature & Science will open the renovated Sturm Family Wing Sept. 1 after a $20M donation. Road & Transit Updates: CDOT will close northbound Powers Boulevard at Airport Road Friday night into Saturday for concrete panel replacement. Education Results: Colorado’s CMAS testing shows statewide math and elementary literacy gains, with gaps still lingering—especially in some rural areas. Democratic National Convention: Denver is one of three finalists for the 2028 DNC, alongside Boston and Philadelphia. Public Health Lawsuit: Colorado is suing GEO Group over alleged stonewalling of a tuberculosis investigation at an Aurora ICE facility. Tech in Motion: Waymo’s driverless robotaxis are nearing public rides in Denver, with app-based hails expected soon. Sports: The Broncos signed veteran safety Taylor Rapp for depth ahead of the preseason.
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