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New Mexico sues feds over refusing to reimburse state for $61M in wildfire costs (opens the original)
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New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Tuesday announced that her office had sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency for failing to reimburse the New Mexico National Guard for at least $61 million in costs it incurred fighting a 2022 wildfire that the federal government inadvertently ignited. The 2022 Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire burned a roughly 534-square-mile area in Northern New Mexico after two federal prescribed burns escaped containment lines and merged into the stateâs biggest
Officials say 89,000 NM residents may lose coverage under Medicaid work requirements (opens the original)
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Upcoming work requirements contained in the âOne Big Beautiful Bill Actâ could mean that roughly one-tenth of all New Mexico Medicaid recipients lose their coverage, leaders of state agencies said in a virtual news conference Monday. Beginning in January, the new law requires that some Medicaid recipients aged 19 to 64 work, volunteer or attend school or job training 80 hours a month to continue receiving coverage. To raise awareness about the change, more than 230,000 New Mexicans will soo
Sen. Heinrich, NM tribes seek rules to rein in prediction markets (opens the original)
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U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich, along with local Indigenous tribes and pueblos, is urging Republican senators to restrain online gambling apps, saying the unregulated platforms pose an âexistential threatâ to tribal gaming rights and sovereignty. Heinrich on Friday sent a letter to Republican chairmen of two U.S. Senate committees that are considering separate pieces of legislation that deal with digital assets like cryptocurrency. As drafted, according to the letter, both the CLARITY Act and Dig
Taos County homeowners among most at-risk for insurance non-renewal (opens the original)
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National insurers opted not to renew more than 6,200 homeownersâ insurance policies in New Mexico in 2025, marking the highest-ever number of non-renewals in the state amid increasing industry fears of wildfires, floods and other disasters. The number of non-renewals each year has nearly tripled since 2021, when insurers opted not to renew policies for roughly 2,200 homeowners, according to figures that state Insurance Superintendent Alice Kane presented July 21 to lawmakers on the Legislative
Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit seeking NM voter rolls (opens the original)
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A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Justice seeking detailed New Mexico voter information in a ruling the New Mexico Attorney General and Secretary of Stateâs Office hailed for preserving the integrity of the stateâs elections. The USDOJ filed lawsuits in December against New Mexico and five other states for failing to produce statewide voter registration lists. The lawsuit came after Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver resisted formal requests fr
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