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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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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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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.
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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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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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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.
