State Law
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New Mexico Democratic lawmakers discuss possibilities for proposed statewide data center moratorium
Lawmakers said there are key questions to answer in the months leading up to formally sponsoring legislation for a moratorium.
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State report exposes Jeffrey Epstein’s unchecked New Mexico crimes
For decades, state and federal agencies ignored illegal guns, private airfields, and abuse at Epstein’s Zorro Ranch, according to a new report.
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After years of racial discrimination at Gallup-McKinley, what changes now?
NMDOJ: school district’s disciplinary policies were vague, leading to “unbridled discretion.” So what’s the solution?
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The Trump administration is coming for New Mexicans’ absentee ballots
USPS is facing pressure from New Mexico Attorney General to withdraw a new rule that would require states to share voter data with the federal government.
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The People of Albuquerque vs. The Stadium
“We believe with a big enough community response, we can stop this.”
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7 exotic (and adorable) animals you won’t believe are legal to own in New Mexico
Cats and dogs aren’t the only pets allowed in New Mexico. Explore the exotic animals you can legally own in the state.
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Here’s who’s being subpoenaed in the investigation into Epstein and Zorro Ranch
The massive trove of documents, logs, records, and evidence spanning decades will need to be submitted to the Truth Commission before June 30.
