AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Politics: In the race for Colorado governor, Attorney General Phil Weiser and Greg Lopez sparred in a televised debate, trading plans on housing, data centers, and gun laws while Marx skipped the event. Land Use Fight: El Paso County commissioners voted 4-1 to let a proposed Buc-ee’s move forward without public hearings after an appeal, but opponents say they’ll keep challenging the decision. Public Safety: Donations are being accepted for a Colorado State Patrol trooper seriously hurt in the Woodland Park-area shooting that left another trooper wounded and ended with the suspect killed. Water Watch: Denver Water approved an Oct. 1 ban on lawn sprinklers, with escalating fines for repeat offenders as drought tightens restrictions. Legal/Business: Colorado’s AG accused EarnIn of making illegal payday loans through its earned wage access product. Tech & Media: Meta’s teen social media addiction settlement is driving broader scrutiny of platform rules, while the FTC is probing YouTube over account suspensions and policy practices. Sports/Eligibility: The ACC weighed in on pro-athlete eligibility rules, adding to the legal churn around college sports and returning players.
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