AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealthcare & Policy: New Mexico will keep funding gender-affirming care for minors with state dollars after federal Medicaid support ends, using its Health Care Affordability Fund to bridge the gap. Public Safety Funding: Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a multistate coalition challenging illegal federal conditions tied to public safety grants, including VOCA and Byrne JAG funds. Culture & Learning: “Americans and the Holocaust,” a traveling exhibit from the U.S. Holocaust Museum, opens at New Mexico State University’s Zuhl Library, offering a self-guided look at the U.S. perspective. Community & Work: Ex-workers at the New Mexico Office of African American Affairs describe high turnover and hostile conditions after multiple firings. Native Communities: The Osage Nation’s Dapsoka Ahnkodapi closure has families worried about language and culture education. Arts & Local Life: UNM alum Eric Garcia debuts a new Albuquerque Museum mural, “Since 1776…,” and Salad Bowl America hosts Albuquerque’s first “Art Battle” with live painting. Food Safety: New Mexico reports salmonella cases linked to recalled eggs and jalapenos, with officials saying jalapeno risk has ended. Economy: New Mexico’s unemployment rate holds at 4.8% in July.
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