Data Center Backlash Becomes a Midterm Flashpoint
Voters are rejecting data center projects at the ballot box, turning a tech boom into a political liability.
Voter Fury Over Data Centers Reshapes Midterm Races
From rural counties to statehouses, data center expansion is becoming a ballot-box liability as voters demand a say over water, power, and land.
New Mexico's News Archive Becomes a Political Flashpoint
Preserving decades of local reporting is now a question of public trust, funding, and whose history gets kept in Santa Fe.
DOJ Alaska Suit Widens Pre-Election Legal Front
Federal lawsuit over Alaska's Senate race signals a broader DOJ push into election mechanics, raising stakes for state voting rules nationwide.
Ad Wars Heat Up in New Mexico's CD2 Showdown
Heavy ad spending reshapes the battleground in New Mexico's closely watched 2nd Congressional District race, raising questions about message saturation and voter fatigue.
Cash Floods CD2 Airwaves as Ad War Intensifies in New Mexico
Outside groups and campaigns pour millions into New Mexico's battleground CD2, reshaping voter outreach ahead of Election Day.
Malpractice Reform Cuts Rates, But Full Payoff Years Away
New Mexico doctors see lower premiums after reform, yet experts warn the real savings won't surface until old claims clear the courts.
Archiving New Mexico's News: A Quiet Political Shift
As local outlets consolidate and digitize, the politics of preserving New Mexico's news history are coming into focus.
Malpractice Reform Cuts Rates, But Full Effect Years Away
New Mexico's malpractice overhaul is already easing premiums, yet experts warn the full impact on care and costs won't be felt for years.
Trump's Name-Change Jab: New Mexico's Identity Under Fire
A renewed push to rename New Mexico reignites a familiar debate over heritage, pride, and who gets to define a state's identity.
Trump Revives Name-Change Push: Symbolism Over Substance
The president's renewed call to rename New Mexico reopens a familiar debate—one heavy on identity politics, light on practical impact.
Project Jupiter's Air Permit Hearing: A Regional Crossroads
As Project Jupiter's air quality permit hearing nears, New Mexico weighs industrial ambition against environmental stewardship in a defining cultural moment.
Project Jupiter Air Permit Hearing Set for Early December
State regulators will hear public comment on the data center's air quality permit in early December, spotlighting the balance between tech growth and emissions oversight.