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New Mexico raises oil and gas bonding requirements (opens the original)
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State trust-land lessees now face a $150,000 minimum bond as officials seek to protect taxpayers from cleanup costs Sign up to get the Leading News newsletter emailed to you daily The New Mexico State Land Office announced that it had finalized higher bonding requirements for oil and gas companies that lease state trust lands. The rule goes into effect Monday, marking the end of a monthslong process aimed at ensuring New Mexico taxpayers and the beneficiaries of state trust lands do not bear the
Residency challenge dropped in Albuquerque House race (opens the original)
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The Democratic candidate for an Albuquerque state House seat has dropped the lawsuit alleging her Republican opponent does not live in the district she hopes to represent. However, Republican Jahnelle Louise Garcia is still facing criticism about her residency status in the House District 27 race, including from the fellow Republican she narrowly defeated in the June 2 primary race. Democrat candidate Abby Foster filed a lawsuit against Garcia in late August, asking a judge in the 2nd Judicial D
New Mexico agencies left millions in opioid funds unspent (opens the original)
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New Mexico agencies returned more than $5 million in opioid settlement money in fiscal 2024 but sharply improved spending in later years, the state auditor found New Mexico state agencies failed to spend roughly a quarter of the millions of dollars in opioid settlement funds they received in the 2024 fiscal year, according to a new report from the New Mexico State Auditor’s Office. The state agencies, along with local governments, began receiving opioid litigation settlement payments in 2023 int
NM Democrats pick new lt. governor candidate after dropout (opens the original)
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State Central Committee vote to continue through Wednesday; results expected Thursday Four candidates vying to become the Democratic Party of New Mexico’s lieutenant governor nominee made their closing arguments Saturday to the party’s State Central Committee, which is tasked with electing a candidate to run alongside gubernatorial hopeful Deb Haaland. The meeting marked the culmination of a roughly month-long campaign since Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver, who won the party’s nominati
AI news outlet spreading false flood info in Gallup, officials warn (opens the original)
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Gallup-area officials said in addition to grappling with historic monsoon rains that recently flooded roads and damaged homes, they have also had to respond to a new artificial intelligence news outlet named Prism McKinley County that has published false and misleading information during the crisis. For instance, within the last week, Prism published a story about a woman drowning in floods, but the death occurred last year, according to Matt Robinson, Gallup’s tourism and marketing manager. The
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