AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildlife & Public Health: New World screwworm continues spreading through Texas and New Mexico, with pet owners urged to watch for wounds and vets warning the flesh-eating parasite can infest livestock and pets if missed. State & Local Government: Roswell City Manager Hess Yntema has resigned, citing progress on airport operations and other priorities ahead of his Sept. 30 exit. Higher Education Accountability: New Mexico Highlands University is under a criminal investigation after allegations tied to hiring practices, with prosecutors and the state DOJ moving forward amid mounting civil claims. Consumer Protection & Courts: New Mexico’s AG Anthony G. Brown announced a $45 million multistate settlement with Block over Cash App fraud and misleading protections. Policy & Taxes: New Mexico House Republicans are pushing to eliminate the state personal income tax, arguing it would return about $2.1 billion annually, while the governor warns of major budget impacts. Energy & Infrastructure: Los Alamos County and LANL are receiving natural gas via a temporary “virtual pipeline” while NM Gas Company runs required integrity testing on the main line.
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