Leah Romero
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Source New Mexico
Developers behind Project Jupiter, the controversial campus of data centers slated for Doña Ana County, have asked state environment officials to sign off on their plans to emit more greenhouse gases than the state’s two largest cities combined, and to generate as much electricity as the state’s largest power company.
Let's Talk New Mexico
Roberto E. Rosales
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City Desk ABQ
We’ve heard from unhoused folks that having a pet gave them a reason to survive when they otherwise may have given up. But when people are having trouble taking care of themselves, is it fair for their animal companions to also suffer?
Kaveh Mowahed
Officials with the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department said this week they are making improvements in some areas of foster care following a landmark settlement agreement. But experts have yet to validate those numbers.
Jerry Redfern with aerial support from LightHawk
Finding Help With Food
Susan Montoya Bryan
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AP
A list of resources around New Mexico for those who need assistance in the wake of the ongoing government shutdown and disruption in SNAP benefits.
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Friday morning announced that New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department Secretary Melanie Kenderdine is resigning “for personal reasons,” effective immediately. Kenderdine has held the position since May of 2024. -
The project proposes the installation of a new utility structure, estimated to cost around $35 million, in the city’s Northeast Heights area between Ventura and Tramway NE. With the community’s growth over the last few years, PNM is looking to reduce strain on the grid and mitigate possible power outages.
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