AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEntertainment Antitrust: New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez hailed a temporary restraining order halting the Warner Bros. Discovery–Paramount merger, arguing it would cut competition and drive up prices for audiences. Workforce Development: The state won $900,000 to expand apprenticeship programs, aiming to connect more New Mexicans with paid training in construction, healthcare, IT and cybersecurity. Public Safety & Recovery: FEMA approved more than $76.3 million in disaster funding that includes New Mexico projects, supporting repairs and hazard mitigation. Local Governance: Roswell City Council is set to consider a 0.25% local economic development act gross receipts tax and related budget items. Courts & Accountability: NMDOJ announced the arrest of a Roswell woman accused of defrauding her employer of nearly $70,000. Agriculture & Health: A screwworm outbreak is spreading to New Mexico, and new legislation targets early detection and prevention to protect livestock and public health. Education: WalletHub ranked New Mexico among the worst state school systems in 2026, renewing debate over what drives outcomes.
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