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Plaintiffs Duke Rodriguez and Aubrey Blair Dunn say the Republican Party is amplifying candidates it prefers, despite rules.

Attorneys for social media giant Meta said the company will consider pulling the plug on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram in the state of New Mexico if a judge sides with the state’s Department of Justice in a bench trial scheduled to start on Monday.

The bipartisan New Mexico House investigatory subcommittee tasked with documenting the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s activity at his Santa Fe County Zorro Ranch property has hired an Albuquerque law firm to assist in the investigation.

Audit finds undisclosed conflicts, misuse of "emergency" contracts and disaster loan interest payments.

City inspectors had red-tagged and closed the diner earlier this month, citing concerns with the Bliss Building’s structure.

A 100-acre brush fire that reportedly started in a bosque north of Santa Claran Casino on Friday night is threatening multiple structures and prompting evacuations of the area, according to the City of Española.

The Tusas Fire has grown to 251 acres and is still uncontained, although fire officials have reported progress and evacuations have been lifted.

The New Mexico State Ethics Commission on Thursday filed a lawsuit against Elevate New Mexico, the out-of-state company behind the massive physical and digital ad campaign that urged New Mexicans to support the controversial OpenAI and Oracle data center complex Project Jupiter.

Services will continue in Edgewood despite apprehension from town officials.

New Mexico Supreme Court justice questioned whether attempt to keep Dow off ballot was a ‘gotcha’ incident.