Oracle is exploring truck delivery of natural gas to fuel Project Jupiter’s data center in Santa Teresa due to pipeline delays, a strategy already used at their Salt Lake City site.
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Santa Fe school board audits audio surveillance system after spying concerns
The district will audit the system across 34 properties after an investigation found it recorded staff audio without notice.
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New Mexico Department of Health renews syphilis testing order
The order’s main goal is to curb the state’s high rate of congenital syphilis, which is passed from mother to baby during pregnancy.
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Trump administration says it’s waiving New Mexico water law to keep using disputed wells for border wall
The Office of the State Engineer intends to fight the federal government’s purported waiver of New Mexico water laws.
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How feds respond over disputed wells for border wall in New Mexico
The Doña Ana County Commission unanimously voted to terminate County Manager Scott Andrews — who had signed nondisclosure agreements with developers behind the massive and controversial Project Jupiter data center — without cause July 21.
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No, UNM is not buying Las Vegas hospital for abortion clinic — at least not yet
A pair of abortion-related half-truths tied to Northern New Mexico circulated on social media and in anti-abortion publications in recent weeks.
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How feds want to change New Mexico meat inspections
The pandemic, which drove nationwide meat processing capacity problems, prompted New Mexico to launch the new program.
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Here’s what the IPRA task force recommends for New Mexico’s public records
Members of the task force sent a letter Thursday to two legislative committees, summarizing 11 changes they believe the state should consider.
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Women’s giving circle aims to uplift Santa Fe middle schoolers, broaden reach
Nearing its 20th year, Hestia Fund has given money to some Santa Fe nonprofits for more than a decade and is also focusing on helping new organizations get off their feet.
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Timeline: Copper Flat Mine
Lawsuits have challenged Copper Flat’s water rights and residents have questioned its feasibility as a mine with low-grade ore that would use about 360 million gallons of water per year.
