The final report by the Inspection of Public Records Act Task Force sheds more light on the 11 proposals summarized in a letter to legislative committees earlier this month.
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CYFD withheld records after death of 10-month-old girl, lawsuit alleges
CYFD gave little explanation in denying requests for information about 10-month-old Skylar Magana’s death, an attorney alleges.
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‘They are totally sacrificing us’: Proposed 6-12 school in Las Cruces draws community pushback
Leaders plan to combine high-performing Mesilla Valley Leadership Academy with struggling Rio Grande Preparatory Institute.
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Two new cases of New World screwworm identified in New Mexico
They’re the state’s third and fourth cases since the sometimes-deadly pest made its return to the United States this summer.
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Judge finalizes bankruptcy for major New Mexico nursing home operator
Genesis facilities, including the company’s 21 nursing homes in New Mexico, will continue operating under new ownership.
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Oracle touts Project Jupiter benefits during tour as wrangling over power continues
The massive Project Jupiter faces another delayed permitting proceeding. Meanwhile, Oracle exes flew in this week to provide an update on construction.
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Ethics complaint alleges GOP Rep. Nicole Chavez has improper ties to Project Jupiter
Chavez is facing an investigation into her ties to Project Jupiter — through both her role in the Legislature and her husband’s lobbying work.
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CYFD fails to implement long-awaited case management system by deadline
CYFD has not yet set a new timeline for the project’s rollout, prompting concerns from lawmakers over the seemingly endless delays.
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New Mexico seniors face fewer Medicare choices as open enrollment begins
Several major health insurers in New Mexico will discontinue certain Medicare Advantage plans for 2027, including Presbyterian, Christus and Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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Report: Southern New Mexico congressional district one of the fastest-warming
The analysis released by Climate Matters found New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District warmed by 4.8 degrees from 1970 to 2025.
