AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRoadside landmark hit: An I-70 crash near the Colorado/Utah line smashed the iconic “Leaving Colorful Colorado” sign into pieces; the driver said a blown tire caused the swerve, and while the Colorado/Kansas and Colorado/Wyoming signs still stand, the Utah “Welcome” sign was unharmed. Wyoming public lands & wildlife: A 25-year effort to protect Wyoming’s pronghorn migration corridor is nearing the finish line, with protection awaiting a governor’s signature. Cheyenne community build: Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County’s Pronghorn Crossing Blitz Build is underway in Cheyenne, bringing volunteers from across the country to construct six duplex-style homes for 12 families. Tourism safety reminder: Yellowstone visitors are being warned again after a viral bison “photo op” showed a family getting dangerously close to wildlife. Weather watch: Severe storms and flooding risk continue across the central/eastern U.S., and Wyoming travelers are also being urged to stay alert for summer hazards. Local travel planning: WYDOT says Green River I-80 tunnel repairs are nearly complete, with testing and barrier removals scheduled soon, plus a temporary Morrison Jeep Trail closure in Park County.
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