Savannah Peters
Reporter
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Savannah is a reporter based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Her reporting centers on Indigenous communities and rural economies.
Latest Stories (330)
Opportunities to wager on women's college hoops lag
Mar 25, 2025
Experts say the lag in betting on women's sports is a missed opportunity.
For former federal workers, the move to state or local government can come with drawbacks
Mar 24, 2025
Officials in Maryland, New York, New Mexico and Kansas City are among those launching recruitment campaigns targeting federal workers. But matching those workers’ federal salaries and competing with private sector offers will be tough.
The Trump administration slashed staff at two tribal colleges. Students are suing.
Mar 13, 2025
Haskell Indian Nations University and Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute each initially lost about 20% of their staff.
Prediction markets got Trump's victory right
Nov 7, 2024
And at least this time, these betting markets knew something traditional forecasters didn’t.
Farmers were feeling the blues, but sentiment shifted in October
Nov 6, 2024
The Federal Reserve's easing of interest rates may be one factor that turned the mood around. Another could be the election.
New companies are coming to the Dow Jones
Nov 5, 2024
The chipmaker Nvidia will replace its rival Intel on the stock index. And the paint company Sherwin-Williams will sub in for the chemical giant Dow.
Most people aren't rich enough to benefit from sunsetting estate tax provision
Nov 1, 2024
The upcoming election could impact whether a provision of Trump-era tax reform is extended beyond 2026.
WNBA players are ditching their contract. Here's what they want in a new one
Oct 30, 2024
After a historic 2024 season, players are after higher salaries, better family and retirement benefits and a larger cut of WNBA profits.
Car buyers face a daunting market, even among falling prices for used vehicles
Oct 30, 2024
The gap between the average price of a new and used vehicle eclipsed $20,000, according to Edmunds — the widest gap since the site started tracking it in 2004.