Energy Spike Drives Inflation to 3.7% Ahead of Midterms
Rising energy costs push inflation to 3.7% in the final report before midterms, reshaping New Mexico's economic mood and political conversation.
New Mexico Politics Reshape Regional News Archive
As state politics shift, the regional news archive faces new questions about access, preservation, and its role in civic life.
Inflation Hits 3.7% as Energy Costs Surge Before Midterms
New Mexico's inflation rate climbs to 3.7% on energy price spikes, reshaping the political landscape ahead of the midterm elections.
Speaker's Visit Signals National Stakes for New Mexico Race
House Speaker's return to New Mexico underscores the GOP's focus on a swing district, elevating local fundraising into a national test of party momentum.
New Mexico's Political Shift Reshapes Regional News Archive
As Santa Fe's legislative currents change, the regional news archive faces new demands for depth, context, and preservation of local political memory.
Johnson's return signals GOP's high stakes in New Mexico race
House Speaker's second visit underscores national party investment in a district long seen as safely Democratic, raising questions about the state's shifting political ground.
Data Center Backlash Emerges as Midterm Wildcard
Communities once eager for data center jobs now weigh water and power costs, turning a niche industry dispute into a midterm voting issue.
How NM's Political Shifts Reshape the Regional News Archive
As Santa Fe's legislative agenda evolves, the regional news archive grows more vital—and more complex—for documenting New Mexico's political story.
Data Center Backlash Could Reshape New Mexico's Midterm Races
Voter frustration over data centers' water and power demands is emerging as a sleeper issue in New Mexico's midterm contests.
Election Betting Boom Tests State Power
As midterm wagering surges, a legal clash emerges between federal regulators and states like New Mexico over who can police prediction markets.
Regional News Archives at a Crossroads
As local newsrooms shrink and digital platforms shift, New Mexico's news archives face a quiet preservation crisis with real political stakes.
Election Betting Surges as Midterms Loom. Can States Rein It In?
Wagers on political outcomes are booming ahead of the midterms, but a patchwork of state laws and a pending federal case leave the legality of election betting deeply unsettled.
Election Betting Surges — Can States Rein It In?
As midterms approach, prediction markets are booming. But a legal tug-of-war over state versus federal authority leaves the future of election wagering unsettled.