AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHigher Ed Closures: Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights is shutting down and being sold to repay $26M+ in debt, but students and alumni are preserving the campus through a permanent virtual memorial—an example of how fast closures are pushing states and the federal government toward new consumer-protection rules. Public Health & Food Prices: The New World screwworm is spreading among animals, raising concerns about livestock losses and beef prices, but officials stress it’s not a direct food-safety threat to what people eat. Wildfire Risk Disrupts Local Business: Fireworks were canceled in some western towns, including San Juan County, as early, intense wildfire conditions threaten roads, homes, and tourism spending. State Budget Relief Debate: New Mexico’s gubernatorial candidates are lukewarm on Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s proposed $250 rebates, with both Gregg Hull and Deb Haaland arguing for longer-term tax or policy fixes. Data Center Jobs & Local Scrutiny: New Mexico approved $3.06M to train 95 workers for Project Jupiter in Santa Teresa, while Doña Ana County residents and officials are pressing for compliance and accountability tied to the project’s incentives. Small Business Legal Fight: NFIB joined a lawsuit challenging New Mexico’s PFAS labeling regulation, arguing it creates a heavy compliance burden for small manufacturers. Gas Prices Watch: GasBuddy reports show New Mexico regular averaging $3.86 for the week ending June 27, with notable county-level lows like $3.30 in Sandoval and $3.47 in Valencia.
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