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New Mexico sues feds over refusing to reimburse state for $61M in wildfire costs
“It’s unconscionable that FEMA refuses to pay for a National Guard response that must continue for many years due to federal negligence,” Lujan Grisham said in a statement.
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Fall 2026 guide to leaf-peeping in New Mexico
New Mexico may be famous for desert landscapes, but there are still plenty of trees with autumnal leaves. Here are 10 places to go leaf-peeping in New Mexico.
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Studies Link New Mexico Drilling to Radiation, Air Pollution, Health Risks
Small towns in the Permian Basin have become a petri dish for the perils of living amid the nation’s largest oil fields.
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New Mexico gubernatorial candidates split on data center moratorium
Republican Gregg Hull says a blanket pause would tell business New Mexico is “closed.” A new poll shows 75% of likely voters want one anyway.
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Your guide to the 2026 National Championship Air Races in Roswell
For 59 years, the National Championship Air Races called Reno home. Now, Roswell is welcoming the event for a second year—here’s why it moved and what to expect.
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75% of New Mexicans want a pause on data centers, new poll finds
The Democrats drafting a 2027 statewide moratorium say the numbers are a mandate — and even a majority of Trump voters agree.
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New Mexico insurance superintendent approves 24% premium increase on healthcare exchange plans
The increase is higher than the nationwide median increase of 15%, according to a statement from the office, and will take effect Jan. 1.
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New Mexico Dem governor nominee Haaland touts permitting ‘shot clock’ in visit to housing project
Republican opponent Hull says state should not strongarm local governments into rapid housing approvals.
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13 things to do in Santa Fe that are off the beaten path
New Mexico’s capital is known for art, heritage, culture, and crowds. Escape the typical tourist trail with these 13 unique things to do in Santa Fe.
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Can a Republican win a statewide race this year?
Political polls can tell us a lot about an election, but history offers plenty of reasons for caution.
