AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoColorado River & Water Policy: A federal plan is moving ahead on Colorado River cuts even as seven states haven’t agreed, with Arizona, California and Nevada facing steep reductions—another pressure point for Southwest farms and utilities. Tariffs & Legal Fight: Twenty-five states, including Colorado, sued the Trump administration over new forced-labor tariffs, arguing they’re a workaround after the Supreme Court struck down earlier tariff authority. Privacy & Consumer Rights: Sen. Ron Wyden says some businesses are “selectively ignoring” universal opt-outs by using inaccurate location data, and he’s pushing state AGs to enforce privacy rules. Local Traffic: Denver is starting its Alameda “road diet” project, narrowing lanes and adjusting turn access—good news for some bike advocates, but a headache for drivers with few alternatives. Public Safety & Courts: Aurora’s officer indicted in the fatal shooting of Rajon Belt-Stubblefield is set for court Aug. 17. Colorado Business/Tech: DrillerDB opened a massive free research dataset of water well logs and rock layers, aiming to help scientists study the subsurface. Sports (MLB): The Rockies made deadline moves, including trading Brenton Doyle to the White Sox, while the Dodgers and Red Sox went big elsewhere.
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