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New Mexico jury overwhelmingly sides with state, says Facebook violated consumer protection law
Judge will decide final financial penalty for millions of violations.
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High fuel costs, Iran war take center stage in key New Mexico House race
Surging fuel costs have brought the war in Iran home to southern New Mexico. Here is where the candidates in the state’s tightest congressional race stand on the conflict.
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Everything you need to know about the 2 cat cafes in New Mexico
The 2 cat cafes in New Mexico make for purr-fect places to soak in some kitten cuddles.
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Zorro Ranch investigation sparks action on outdated sex crime laws
A definition buried in New Mexico’s legal code allowed Jeffrey Epstein to avoid registering as a sex offender. Decades later, officials have a plan to finally close that door behind him.
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U.S. Rep. Leger Fernández calls for ‘pause’ on data centers in New Mexico, as Oracle stock falls
Leger Fernández’s call follows concerns voiced by fellow Democratic New Mexico U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury last month about tech giant Oracle’s Project Jupiter.
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Rep. Vasquez, Grant County community rally behind data center pause
Grant County commissioners will vote on Sept. 24 on a one-year data center moratorium following pushback over a quiet proposal from a New York private equity firm.
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Here’s how you can share your opinion on the planned uranium mine in Cibola National Forest
Public comment period ends Oct. 14 for a uranium mine planned in the Cibola National Forest, with an environmental plan expected in Jan. 2028.
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‘Keep Your Benefits’ briefing covers Medicaid in New Mexico
Some 90,000 enrolled in Medicaid in New Mexico could soon have a harder time qualifying and the state’s health agency is proactively trying to reach them.
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What to do in 6 New Mexico small towns that WorldAtlas says “come alive in fall”
From chile markets to fall foliage train rides, here’s where to go in each town on the list.
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Haaland calls for uranium mining moratorium, while Hull says no
Uranium mining in the mid-to-late 1900s in northwest New Mexico left widespread contamination of water and soil and hundreds of mines yet to be cleaned up.
