AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNursing Home Oversight: New Mexico nursing homes are getting hit with far more health citations than the national average, with staffing shortages cited as a key driver behind facilities falling short. School Meals: New Mexico’s universal free school lunch program is set to remain in place through at least 2030, even as SNAP cuts squeeze federal support elsewhere. Project Jupiter Legal Fight: The NM Supreme Court denied a motion to partially lift a stay tied to Project Jupiter permit proceedings, while the NM attorney general backed emergency petitions from environmental groups over air and water impacts. Data Center Backlash in Grant County: Residents in Silver City say they were blindsided by a proposed data center filing for an air quality permit, sparking a grassroots push for moratoriums. Horse Racing Shakeup: Ruidoso Downs owners have agreed to move major Quarter Horse Racing Triple Crown Series races to Texas in 2027, with the track still unable to host events. Public Safety: Albuquerque police arrested a suspect tied to three shootings after a bus driver recognized him from a wanted flyer. Wildlife Policy: A Trump administration move to strip protections for gray wolves and Mexican wolves is drawing conservationists’ ire. Local Culture: Santa Fe’s Burning of Zozobra returned with a torch-passing moment as a new fire dancer heroine was crowned.
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