New Mexico’s film industry faces mixed signals: while per-project spending climbs, total cash flow dipped last year—but new shoots are sprouting outside Albuquerque and Santa Fe, up ten percent, with lawmakers already drafting fresh incentive bills. Weather-wise, scattered storms hit central and eastern New Mexico, with Albuquerque seeing showers today, but skies clear by Sunday. A second New World screwworm case confirmed in a horse in Grant County sparks urgent livestock response. Albuquerque Public Schools seeks public input on potential school closures amid declining enrollment, gathering feedback through fall for a winter decision. Meanwhile, UNM celebrates five straight years of rising enrollment—now at 24,584 students, up 2.6%, thanks to new student-success strategies.
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