AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Health: Larimer County health officials confirmed tularemia (“rabbit fever”) in a dead rabbit in Berthoud, warning residents to take extra precautions outdoors as the disease can spread from rabbits, ticks, and other animals to people. Homeland & Courts: A broad coalition of federal regulators, state attorneys general, banks, credit unions, and fintech groups filed amicus briefs opposing Colorado’s attempt to apply state usury and fee caps to out-of-state lenders ahead of a 10th Circuit rehearing. Education Policy: Colorado tightened rules for state-funded homeschool enrichment programs, limiting what families can use funds for and aiming to curb loopholes tied to faraway authorizers. Housing & Insurance: Colorado homeowners are facing steep insurance rate hikes, with one report noting Colorado has seen some of the biggest increases in the country since 2020. Sports & Community: The NHL named Colorado Avalanche star Cale Makar to the First All-Star Team, while Douglas County Search and Rescue used a drone to help rescue two lost hikers near Bear Mountain. Local Life: Colorado launched a new “stargazing trail” connecting its dark-sky parks and communities, encouraging late-night astronomy stops across the state.
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