AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFlood Tragedy on the Navajo Nation: Heavy monsoon rains swept people away near Newcomb, and Navajo police say three died after searches found two adults and a child. Navajo President Buu Nygren urged residents to stay alert as saturated ground and runoff continue. Chile Shortfall: New Mexico’s green chile harvest is projected to fall 20% to 50% as heat, disease and pests hit plants, pushing up prices and straining farms and roasting operations. Tourism Upswing: New Mexico is bucking a national decline, adding about 10,000 more international visitors from 2024 to 2025 and reaching an estimated 760,000 international travelers in 2025. Local Education Watch: Albuquerque Public Schools is starting public input on possible school closures as enrollment drops by more than 22,000 students over the past decade. Caregiving Support: New MexiCare is expanding help for informal caregivers of adults 60 and older, aiming to ease both training and financial pressure for families. Criminal Justice Transparency: Bernalillo County’s new pretrial dashboard is meant to show how detention decisions are made, while officials warn the public not to read judge-by-judge numbers as simple verdicts.
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