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Torrez, senators to lead social media talk at Albuquerque documentary showing (opens the original)
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A documentary focused on problems surrounding childrenâs use of social media will screen Friday in the state that has received national attention for its attorney generalâs legal fights against social media companies. Attorney General Raúl Torrez, whose office has so far prevailed in two lawsuits against Meta and Facebook, and state Sen. Moe Maestas, D-Albuquerque, are hosting the screening of Your Attention Please at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, 1701 4th St. SW, Albuquerque. The
Request for records on governor’s meeting with data center officials yields one photo (opens the original)
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A public records request regarding a July 27 meeting between one of the main companies behind Project Jupiter and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham provided virtually no information on its content. The meeting with Oracle occurred as the timeline around an important permitting process for the massive and controversial data center in Santa Teresa was accelerated seemingly out of the blue in late July. The New Mexico Environment Department hearing officer Max Shepherd initially favored a later October
Southern New Mexico evacuation orders lifted; Rincon still under water (opens the original)
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Video of the earthen McLeod Dam in Garfield as heavy rains create flooding in Doña Ana County on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026. RINCON â Southern New Mexico woke up to sunny skies Wednesday, following evacuations Tuesday of communities near Hatch due to flooding from the remnants of Hurricane Polo and a flood mitigation damâs failure. Doña Ana County had lifted evacuation orders for Hatch and nearby villages late Tuesday. The evacuation order for Rincon, an unincorporated community with a popula
Some evacuation orders lifted in Southern New Mexico; Rincon still under water (opens the original)
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Video of the earthen McLeod Dam in Garfield as heavy rains create flooding in Doña Ana County on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026. RINCON â Southern New Mexico woke up to sunny skies Wednesday, following evacuations Tuesday of communities near Hatch due to flooding from Tropical Storm Polo and the potential failure of the McLeod Dam. Doña Ana County lifted evacuation orders for Garfield, Salem, Hatch and Placitas at 11 p.m. Tuesday. The evacuation order for Rincon, an unincorporated town with a popul
2nd Congressional District, long safely red, now fiercely competitive (opens the original)
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LAS CRUCES â Since New Mexicoâs 2nd Congressional District was established in 1969, nine representatives have served in the office â five Republicans and four Democrats. Still, Republicans have held the seat for the majority of its 57 years. Boundaries for the district, long considered the most conservative in the state â stretching across New Mexicoâs southern region â was redrawn in a controversial redistricting process led by Democrats in 2021. The goal was to shift Democratic-lea
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