AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchool funding fight: Colorado’s Proposition NN would let the state retain and spend up to $4.6 billion more than TABOR caps to boost K-12 funding, with supporters citing teacher pay and smaller classes and opponents warning it may function like a tax increase and not deliver value. Nursing home Medicaid limits: Wyoming lawmakers are weighing higher asset and personal-needs caps for Medicaid nursing home residents after critics said current limits are too low and can kick people off coverage. Cancer in teens: A new study finds colorectal cancer in people under 20 is rare but often aggressive and diagnosed late, raising concerns about diagnostic delays. Transit investment: A $44 million state grant will expand RTD service, including more frequent Flatiron Flyer runs and added connections to Denver International Airport. Measles update: CDC reports 3,887 U.S. cases as of Oct. 1, with most tied to outbreaks. Climate court battle: States and cities, including Denver, sue over Trump-era EPA moves rolling back power-plant emissions limits. Healthcare policy: Colorado Medical Society warns Proposition 135 could ripple beyond trans surgery bans by affecting broader children’s healthcare coverage and access.
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