AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLocal Justice: A Denver man, Jakiem Whitham, was sentenced to life in prison for the 2025 Denver Union Station shooting that killed 19-year-old Ileana Hernandez, with prosecutors citing video showing him firing during a fight after a robbery. City Ethics: Denver’s Board of Ethics voted to open a formal investigation into City Attorney Miko Brown over complaints alleging she steered city legal work to her former firm, Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell. Public Safety: Baca County deputies warned residents about a traveling paving scam targeting elderly homeowners, where crews allegedly take payments after threatening people when the work turns out to be different than promised. Cost of Living: Westminster approved a sales tax exemption starting Nov. 22, 2026, for diapers, infant formula, and feminine hygiene products, projected to save families up to $600,000 a year. Missing Person: Weld County authorities are still searching for Mae Foos, reported missing after leaving home near Kersey; she has level 2 autism and may struggle to communicate under stress. Energy & Grid: A new push to speed up transmission lines is highlighted as a key fix for getting more affordable power to places like Colorado. Business/Community: Sadboy Creamery announced its Denver storefront grand opening for Sept. 19 near Colfax. Sports (Denver): The Broncos open the season Monday Night Football at Kansas City against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.
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