US Authorities Investigate Death Of Mexican Gray Wolf-Associated Press

Wildlife managers say investigators are looking into the death of a Mexican gray wolf that was found last month in New Mexico.

Report Finds US Nuclear Lab Gives New Mexico Economy $3B Boost – Associated Press

Los Alamos National Laboratory supports more than 24,000 direct and indirect jobs and infuses more than $3 billion a year into New Mexico's economy through federal funding and spending by employees and vendors.

British Manufacturer Buys Nambe LLC For $12M – Santa Fe New Mexican, Associated Press

A Santa Fe-based company known for its polished aluminum alloy kitchenware and home décor has been acquired by a British manufacturer and worldwide distributor.

Lawmaker Calls For Expanded Compensation From Nuclear Weapons Testing – Associated Press

A compensation program for those exposed to radiation from years of nuclear weapons testing and uranium mining would be expanded under legislation that seeks to address fallout across the western United States, Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.

New Mexico AG Draws Fire For Working With NYU Energy Center – Albuquerque Journal, Associated Press

The New Mexico Attorney General's Office is drawing criticism for employing two lawyers funded by a New York University center that promotes clean energy and environmental laws.

New Mexico Launches STEM Challenge For High School Students – Associated Press

New Mexico is asking its high school students to take up the gauntlet as part of an academic challenge that aims to answer one question: How will you use science and technology to help with national security?

New Mexico AG Wants New Sex Offender Law Amid Epstein Probe - By Mary Hudetz Associated Press

New Mexico's attorney general wants to change a law that allowed Jeffrey Epstein to avoid registering as a sex offender in the state, where the financier owns a sprawling, secluded ranch and authorities say they are interviewing victims.