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New Mexico in Depth report: Hidden donors fuel New Mexico primary ads through nonprofits. Here are more details.

Nonprofits whose primary purpose is raising or spending money to influence elections can qualify as political committees, a designation that triggers stricter donor disclosure requirements.

Democratic Gov. candidate Haaland shares vision for New Mexico as primary nears

She attended law school at The University of New Mexico in 2006 and was working on completing her master’s degree in American Indian Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, while serving as the interior secretary.

A district judge ordered Amy Barela to step down as Republican Party of New Mexico chair amid June 2 Primary Race

Barela declined to comment on the ruling when reached by the Alamogordo News.

Artesia police are looking for suspects in ‘violent home invasion.’ Here’s how to help

Investigators said the three unidentified men donned ski masks and forced their way into the home using a pry tool.

District 66 candidate Trinidad Malone exceeds anonymous donation limits, says he’ll amend disclosure report 

New Mexico’s Campaign Reporting Act allows anonymous donations if the candidate does not know who the donor is, but places limits on them.

Pearce sworn in to lead BLM amid $4B oil and gas lease sale in New Mexico

Pearce’s nomination by President Donald Trump to lead the agency that oversees 247 million acres of federal land in 12 states, including New Mexico, was confirmed Monday, May 18, by the U.S. Senate.

Eddy County allays property rights concerns in weeds rules for possible vote in June

Commissioners tabled a vote on an earlier version of the amendment at their April 21 meeting, citing concerns that the regulation could infringe on property rights.

Deb Haaland’s campaign for gov. raises more questions than answers

The newest fundraising numbers reinforce that Haaland’s political footprint extends well beyond the boundaries of a state race.

Artesia turns out in force to celebrate the Class of 2026

JT Keith The city turned out Thursday night as families, friends, and residents packed the Bulldog Bowl to celebrate the 234 graduates of Artesia High...

Scenes from Artesia High School Graduation Ceremony

Artesia seniors graduate on Thursday night at the Bulldog Bowl.

Los Alamos makes case for WIPP shipments indicates a large priority

Officials said the safety analysis will “further mitigate risks to workers and environment” and improve waste characterization operations – one of the final steps before waste is ready for WIPP.

Doug Turner makes case to be GOP nominee for gov. Here is a little more about him

Turner, 57, is one of three candidates vying for the Republican Party’s nomination for governor in the June 2 Primary Election.

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