AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration: Residents reported ICE activity in Craig and Steamboat Springs, including arrests and a street operation. Local law enforcement said it had no information about the activity; a regional nonprofit shared guidance for people approached by federal agents. Housing: Denver is again weighing a plan to allow duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes across much of the city. Colorado has also released its first statewide housing-needs assessment. Schools and Law: Families and districts are seeking answers about how to enforce Proposition 134, which restricts transgender students’ participation in school sports. The measure passed with 52% of the vote, but its enforcement rules remain unclear. Local Business: Briar Common Brewery & Eatery plans to close after 10 years in Denver’s Jefferson Park, citing the end of its lease. Greeley is warning permit applicants to verify invoices after a reported impersonation scam. Business Litigation: A Colorado company has sued the Bryan Bros golf duo and their agency, alleging they used confidential ideas for a YouTube golf tour; the defendants have not formally responded. Broncos: Denver’s proposed trade for Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley fell through after a reported issue with his knee surfaced during a physical.
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