Merit, Not Politics: New Mexico's Quiet Judicial Endorsement
A commission's nod to retain 41 judges underscores the state's merit-based system—but voters still hold the final gavel.
Archives at a Crossroads: What New Mexico's News Record Faces
As local newsrooms shrink and digital content multiplies, New Mexico's regional news archive faces preservation and access challenges that demand attention.
41 Judges Earn Retention Nod as New Mexico Voters Weigh Bench
The commission's recommendation to retain 41 judges gives New Mexico voters a nonpartisan lens on the bench — and raises questions about how much weight such guidance carries.
Court Halts Rapid Third-Country Removals
Appeals court blocks fast-track deportations to third countries; New Mexico border communities and asylum seekers gain reprieve.
NM Politics Shifts, Archive Keeps the Record Straight
As legislative battles and local races reshape New Mexico, the regional news archive grows as a vital civic record for voters and historians alike.
Appeals Court Halts Trump's Fast-Track Third-Country Deportations
A federal appeals court blocks expedited removals to third countries, complicating the administration's border enforcement playbook and raising due-process questions.
Appeals Court Halts Rapid Third-Country Deportations
A federal appeals court blocks the fast-track plan to send migrants to third countries, reshaping border policy for New Mexico.
New Mexico's News Archive Faces Digital Crossroads
As local outlets consolidate and AI reshapes newsrooms, New Mexico's regional archive must evolve to preserve the political record.
Appeals Court Halts Rapid Third-Country Removals
A federal appeals court has blocked the Trump administration's rapid-removal policy for asylum seekers who transited other nations, reshaping border enforcement in New Mexico.
Second Suit Targets ICE at Polls: A Test for New Mexico Trust
A new legal challenge aims to keep ICE agents away from polling places, raising questions about voter intimidation and community trust in New Mexico.
New Mexico's Political Shifts Reshape the Regional Record
As legislative currents shift, the regional news archive becomes a living ledger of New Mexico's evolving political identity.
Second Suit Aims to Bar ICE Agents From New Mexico Polls
A new legal challenge joins earlier efforts to keep federal immigration agents away from New Mexico voting sites, citing intimidation risks.
Free English Classes Open Doors for New Mexico's Immigrant Workers
State officials announce free online English courses for immigrant workers, a move that could reshape workforce integration and cultural connection across New Mexico.