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Effort to expand Indian Pueblo Cultural Center advances, NM poet receives MacArthur Fellowship & more (opens the original)
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The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed legislation that will allow expansion of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque. New Mexico Democrat Martin Heinrich sponsored the Albuquerque Indian School Act of 2026. "This bill will allow the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center to build on its role as a cultural and economic hub for the 19 pueblos and communities across New Mexico," Heinrich said in a video. New Mexico Democrats Melanie Stansbury and Teresa Leger Fernandez are sponsoring the House versio
Think tank proposes stricter ethics rules for NM legislators, how Fed rate hikes are affecting NM & more (opens the original)
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Nonpartisan think tank Think New Mexico released a new policy report over the weekend pushing for reforms to the state's legislative ethics laws. It points to loopholes that allow dark money to influence lawmakers and loose restrictions for legislators and lobbyists. Think New Mexico hopes that tightening these restrictions will help boost trust in state government. Specifically, the think tank wants to improve transparency, prevent conflicts of interest and shine a light on dark money. The push
Lieutenant governor candidates debate, Haaland says she won't + hearings on education and gaming & more (opens the original)
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The top two candidates for lieutenant governor faced off in a televised debate on Thursday night. Democrat Stephanie Garcia Richard and Republican David Gallegos answered questions from KOB and Albuquerque Journal reporters and even questioned each other. Garcia-Richard focused on things like affordability and healthcare access while some of Gallegos's priorities included public safety and economic development. The two differed sharply on the topic of AI data centers. Gallegos said he would like
NM Dems propose greater child and consumer protections as another trial against Meta concludes (opens the original)
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Three New Mexico Democrats announced new legislation to protect children and consumers on Wednesday. Attorney General Raul Torrez crafted the legislation that State Representative Linda Serrato plans to sponsor in the upcoming legislative session next year. Candidate for governor Deb Haaland joined Torrez and Serrato at a press conference in Albuquerque on to voice her support for the legislation. One bill looks to update the Unfair Practices Act while another introduces the Online Safety and Ac
Haaland defends position on data centers, Project Jupiter air quality permitting process resumes & more (opens the original)
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The New Mexico Supreme Court shot down to environmental groups' challenges to Project Jupiter's air quality permit. The court handed down the unanimous decision on Thursday. In August, New Energy Economy and the Center for Biological Diversity asked the court to pause the permitting process for Project Jupiter. The groups had two main concerns--that the hearing officer had made public participation too difficult and that wells supplying water for the project were illegally drilled. The court iss
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