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Gains for tribal colleges in New Mexico impeded by federal budget cuts
A new report found tribal colleges and universities are delivering strong returns for their communities but struggle with inconsistent federal and philanthropic funding.
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Which NM candidates are taking money from Palantir?
Democratic candidates are rejecting contributions from Palantir, and Republican Greg Cunningham is the only candidate receiving campaign funds from a Palantir executive.
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New Mexico Supreme Court rejects 2 Project Jupiter challenges, allows permitting process to resume
In the orders, which offered no further comment on the court’s rulings, justices also unpaused the regulatory proceedings that have been frozen since August.
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Report: New Mexico’s catastrophic wildfires require bipartisan solutions
Research prepared by Hispanics Enjoying Camping, Hunting and the Outdoors, documented how congressional representatives are collaborating across party lines to address wildfires.
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Google announces it is ‘exploring’ a potential data center in rural New Mexico county
Company blog post, local county commission chair offer few details about the development.
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New Mexico artist Jennell Juarez’s hand-crafted red chile tile awaits rediscovery
Jennell Juarez is one of two artists who created 2-by-2-inch artworks for the nation’s 250th time capsule.
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NM voters have a chance to change the state legislature forever
New Mexico is the only state where legislators do not receive a salary. A constitutional amendment on the November ballot could change that.
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How you can weigh in on Trump’s plan to gut ‘Roadless Rule’
Sierra Club calls on advocates to protect roadless forests during town hall series.
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Yes, apple picking is a thing in New Mexico! Here are 4 orchards worth checking out
Fall is apple-picking season in New Mexico. Discover the best U-Pick apple orchards in New Mexico with fresh apples, cider, baked goods, and fall festivities.
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Trump is at 32% in New Mexico. Greg Cunningham is going to Dallas anyway
Both parties are borrowing national names with eight weeks until Election Day.
