AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChild Well-Being Watch: New Mexico inched up in the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s KIDS COUNT, moving to 49th overall, with gains in economic well-being and health but still weak education and family stability. Screwworm Alert: New World screwworm cases climbed to 9, including a dog case in Lea County, New Mexico, as USDA ramps sterile-fly releases and the FDA authorized an OTC treatment for pets. Housing & Growth: Albuquerque heard from housing journalist Jerusalem Demsas, who argued that zoning and local planning decisions shape affordability and livability—and that “growth” can help if supply barriers fall. Community & Culture: Albuquerque’s Foxy Festival returns at the Rail Yards with music, art, vendors, and family activities, while Ruidoso Downs relocated its 2026 races to Albuquerque after flooding, bringing a boost to local businesses. Local Justice: An Albuquerque man faces federal hate-crime charges after an alleged attack on a synagogue and Jewish Community Center. Education & Native Pathways: Tribal leaders and the University of Arizona are building new routes for Native students through a statewide summit. STEM for Kids: The Steadfast Line opened a STARBASE facility at Cannon AFB, partnering with Clovis Community College to bring hands-on STEAM learning to students.
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