AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoColorado River Watch: A new U.S. Bureau of Reclamation projection says Lake Mead could fall to about 1,015.77 feet by July 2027, with the latest “most probable” outlook showing a faster decline than last month—another reminder of how tight water and power supplies are getting across the West. School Policy: Denver Public Schools is banning phones and other devices during the school day, and the move is part of a broader statewide push that’s forcing districts to set their own rules by July 1. Public Safety: Colorado State Patrol and local agencies will run a sobriety checkpoint in Cañon City, targeting alcohol and drug-impaired driving. Local Business & Community: McGregor Square will start charging for select World Cup watch parties to manage crowds more safely. Arts & Culture: A Smithsonian-backed VR show, “Starstruck,” is bringing real space data to Denver this summer, with tickets going on sale June 18. Sports: Colorado Springs Switchbacks will host FC Tulsa this Saturday, with KOAA streaming non-nationally exclusive matches.
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