Company launches recruiting tools for law enforcement

A New Mexico advertising agency is marketing new social media-based recruiting tools in hopes of helping law enforcement agencies nationwide expand their ranks
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San Antonio-based bakery supply reaches out to brewers

A San Antonio-based bakery supply has reached out to brewers across the country
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New Mexico sues mobile app makers over privacy concerns

New Mexico is suing Google, Twitter and several companies that develop and market mobile gaming apps for children, saying the apps violate state law by collecting personal information that could compromise privacy
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New Mexico AG critical of rolling back methane rules

New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas is criticizing the Trump administration's move to roll back rules intended to reduce methane leaks from oil and gas operations
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Rule change sought in one of US' oldest producing gas basins

A Houston-based oil and gas company wants New Mexico regulators to ease restrictions on well locations in two counties within one of the oldest producing basins in the U.S., saying the change will result in the capture of more natural gas
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Proposal seeks to boost gas well density in New Mexico basin

A Houston-based oil company is asking New Mexico regulators to change the rules to allow for more wells to be drilled in two northwestern counties, saying natural gas reserves have more to give if they can be accessed
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New Mexico energy provider pushing new Facebook solar plan

New Mexico's largest electric provider is seeking expedited approval from regulators to build two new solar plants to help power Facebook's planned data center in central New Mexico
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Study: University of New Mexico adds $3B in economic output

Research shows the University of New Mexico is responsible for nearly 25,000 jobs, $3.5 billion in annual employee compensation and another $3 billion in economic output
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New Mexico utility seeks to join western energy market

New Mexico's largest electric utility is asking state regulators for approval to join a trading market that allows participants in several western states to buy and sell energy to better balance supply and demand
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New Mexico candidates clash on labor, business reforms

The Democratic and Republican candidates for governor of New Mexico are offering contrasting visions for changing the state's labor and business climate at a public forum
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Emily Guevara promoted to editor of Tyler Morning Telegraph

Emily Guevara has been promoted from managing editor to editor of the Tyler Morning Telegraph
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No injuries as fire destroys Mississippi furniture warehouse

Fire has destroyed the warehouse at a furniture manufacturing plant in northeast Mississippi
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NY men charged with selling squid mislabeled as octopus

The father and son owners of two Long Island food processing and distribution companies have been charged with selling over 113,000 pounds of squid falsely labeled as octopus
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Cadillac brand will return to Michigan from New York

General Motors is moving its Cadillac brand headquarters from New York City back to Michigan 4 years after heading to the big city to become more cosmopolitan
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Rhode Island to get $800,000 under 50-state Uber settlement

Ride-hailing company Uber will pay $800,000 to Rhode Island after the company failed for a year to notify drivers that hackers had stolen their personal information
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Zinc-air batteries provide power in remote areas

Remote villages in Africa and Asia are receiving electricity using a little-known type of technology: zinc-air batteries
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Iowa taking 'steps' on 2 officials who kept misconduct quiet

A spokeswoman for Gov. Kim Reynolds says the state is taking "appropriate steps" against two high-ranking Iowa Finance Authority officials who witnessed sexual misconduct by the director but failed to report it
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Judge: NOAA can't regulate fish farming under fisheries law

A federal judge in New Orleans has thrown out rules for fish farms in the Gulf of Mexico, saying the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration lacked authority to make them
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Minnesota contractor accused of labor trafficking

A contractor is accused of bringing undocumented workers to Minnesota and threatening to report them to immigration officials if they complained about their pay and dangerous working conditions
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After blasts, state orders natural gas safety review

Massachusetts regulators are calling for an outside review of the state's natural gas distribution system in the wake of gas explosions and fires that rocked the Merrimack Valley earlier this month
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UConn sells on-campus hotel to private owner

The University of Connecticut has agreed to sell its on-campus hotel to a private operator
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Fox plans to sell stake in Sky to Comcast for $15B

21st Century Fox will sell its remaining stake in British pay TV provider Sky after Comcast won a bidding war for the stake that Fox didn't already own
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Apple computer built in 1970s sold for $375,000 at auction

A computer built in the 1970s that helped launch the personal computer age as well as a trillion-dollar company has sold at auction for $375,000
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Amazon pushes Whole Foods grocery delivery to new cities

Amazon, Whole Foods roll out their grocery deliveries to 10 new cities, promises further expansion ahead
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Amazon, Whole Foods pushes grocery delivery to new cities

Amazon, Whole Foods roll out their grocery deliveries to 10 new cities, promises further expansion ahead
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Med tech company bringing 200 jobs, $40M facility to Sparks

A California-based medical device company has announced plans to move its U.S. operations from the San Francisco Bay area to a facility in Sparks that's expected to bring 200 jobs to the region
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Spaceport in New Mexico seeks additional state subsidies

New Mexico's spaceport for vertical rocket and runway launches is asking for a 72 percent increase in funding from the state's general fund for the coming fiscal year
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Navajo Tech gets $1M for new workforce training center

More than $1 million is being awarded to Navajo Technical University to build a new training center to help displaced workers from the energy sector develop new skills
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Bill overhauling songwriter royalties heads to Trump's desk

Legislation to substantially overhaul the way music is licensed and songwriters compensated for songs online is being sent to the president's desk for his signature
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Environmental, tribal groups ask PUC to reconsider Line 3

Environmental and tribal groups have asked the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission to reconsider its approval of Enbridge Energy's plans to replace its aging Line 3 crude oil pipeline across northern Minnesota
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