AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoColorado River Water: The federal Bureau of Reclamation released a final framework for managing the Colorado River through 2036, setting up steep cuts for Arizona, California and Nevada as Lake Powell and Lake Mead hit levels not seen since before 1963. NCAA Eligibility: A judge clarified her NCAA eligibility order, limiting it so it won’t let football players who signed pro contracts this summer return to college. MLB Deadline: With Monday’s 6 p.m. ET deadline looming, contenders are making last-minute moves—most notably the Dodgers landing Tarik Skubal—while Colorado’s Rockies continue a busy stretch after a weekend sweep of the Royals. HOA vs. Sustainability: A new push highlights how homeowners associations can block drought-friendly landscaping and solar, even as water scarcity grows. Public Safety Tech: Denver-area company GovWorx rolled out NEAL, an AI tool aimed at handling non-emergency calls for emergency communications centers. Sports & Local Life: Leadville 100 races are rerouting due to the Willow fire, and a new Grand Junction art studio, The Artery, is opening with open-studio membership hours.
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