AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAerospace: Lockheed Martin plans to expand its Douglas and Jefferson County operations, adding up to 450 Douglas County jobs and 190,000 square feet of space over four years. Data Centers: A Weld County landowner has sued over approval of GlobalAI’s proposed project, alleging rule changes and permit violations; Boulder County is also considering a ban on large data centers in unincorporated areas. Transportation: A new report estimates I-70 congestion costs Colorado more than $2 billion a year in business, tourism and resident impacts. CDOT also plans weekend lane closures on northbound I-25 near Monument to upgrade truck-weighing equipment. Labor: Airlines and Colorado officials expect no settlement in a lawsuit over whether the state’s paid sick leave law applies to airline workers; they proposed a trial for early 2027. Mining: A copper operation in Florence has launched, the first new U.S. copper mine since 2008.
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