Judge Strikes Down NM Gun Waiting Period: What It Means
A federal ruling voids New Mexico's 7-day handgun waiting period, reigniting debate over public safety and Second Amendment precedent.
New Mexico Politics Shifts: What It Means for the News Archive
As legislative priorities and media habits evolve, the regional news archive faces new questions about access, preservation, and civic memory.
Federal Judge Strikes Down New Mexico's 7-Day Gun Waiting Period
A federal ruling voids the state's seven-day hold on firearm purchases, reigniting debate over public safety versus Second Amendment rights in New Mexico.
New Mexico's News Archive: Preserving Democracy in the Digital Age
As local newsrooms shrink, the regional archive grows in importance. New digitization efforts and public partnerships are reshaping how New Mexicans access their own history.
Idaho Abortion Ballot Fight Echoes in New Mexico
A ballot initiative group sues Idaho over 'misleading' abortion measure language, a legal battle with regional stakes for New Mexico voters.
New Mexico Judges Draft AI Rules for Courtrooms
A judicial task force is crafting statewide guidelines to govern artificial intelligence in New Mexico courts, balancing efficiency with fairness.
New Mexico Supreme Court Opens New Term with Renewed Focus
The state's highest court begins a new session, blending legal tradition with the contemporary challenges facing New Mexico communities.
Archiving New Mexico's Political Record: A New Chapter
As digital newsrooms evolve, New Mexico's regional archive faces new challenges and opportunities in preserving the state's political record.
New Mexico High Court Opens New Term, Signals Busy Docket
The state's highest bench begins a new session poised to weigh consequential appeals on criminal justice, water rights, and administrative law.
Court Halts Jupiter Permit Hearing: A Pause With Purpose
New Mexico's high court pauses Project Jupiter's air permit hearing, raising questions about process, community voice, and the state's energy transition.
Regional News Archives Face a Digital Crossroads
As local outlets consolidate and digitize, New Mexico's news archives are becoming both more accessible and more fragile.
Court Halts Project Jupiter Permit Hearing
New Mexico's high court pauses the contested air quality hearing for the massive Project Jupiter facility, raising questions about regulatory process and community oversight.
Voices in the Wind: NM Residents Rally Against Jupiter Permit
Community members gathered outside the Environment Department to challenge Project Jupiter's air quality permit, raising questions about public health, transparency, and the future of New Mexico's air.