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Introducing Source NM’s Trail Notes! Catch up on the week’s campaign trail news, every Friday
@lujan.senate.gov joins a growing call for more investigations into Jeffrey Epstein’s time in NM after reviewing non-redacted Epstein files today
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed 71 bills into law, including an $11.1 billion state budget and the nation's first universal child care program. Explore which bills made the cut — and which didn't:
Thanks to @newsnation.bsky.social for having me on tonight to discuss the @sourcenm.com team’s reporting and the @nmdoj.bsky.social’s investigation into Zorro Ranch
You can watch here:
Thanks to @newsnation.bsky.social for having me on tonight to discuss the @sourcenm.com team’s reporting and the @nmdoj.bsky.social’s investigation into Zorro Ranch
You can watch here:
The New Mexico Department of Justice and 2 police departments searched the former Zorro Ranch owned by Jeffrey Epstein today
@debhaalandnm.bsky.social proposes CYFD overhaul, statewide alternative response department and limits on where ICE agents can operate as part of her public safety platform
ICYMI: I take you inside the secretive, out-of-state campaign to get New Mexicans’ support for the Project Jupiter OpenAI/Oracle data center
Only on @sourcenm.com:
More Project Jupiter news today — a proposed gas pipeline that would consume enough to power Española every day for a year
Don't miss Joshua Bowling's story in @sourcenm.com today about a secret ad buyer that covered its tracks in trying to drum up for support for Project Jupiter. (via @cosmicbowling.bsky.social)
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NEW: Physical mailers and digital ads have urged New Mexicans to support the controversial Project Jupiter data center. The company behind the effort is registered in Virginia, and seemingly no one wants to claim credit for it.
NEW: Physical mailers urging New Mexicans to support the controversial Project Jupiter data center had a Virginia return address
I take you inside the secretive ad push that seemingly no one wants to take credit for, at @sourcenm.com
NEW: Nike says its factory workers should earn enough to pay their basic needs and have some money left over.
In Indonesia, its factory workforce has shrunk where the minimum wage is considered enough to live on.
And it has grown, dramatically, where the opposite is true.
Attorneys for the state auditor & lawmakers asked a judge to remove them from a lawsuit brought by former Western New Mexico Uni President Joseph Shepard
The latest in the WNMU spending controversy, here:
Come along with me & @sourcenm.com on the 2026 New Mexico campaign trail
An Aztec judge dismissed a lawsuit that challenged the legitimacy of Duke Rodriguez's Republican bid for governor. Rodriguez still faces a similar challenge from an opponent.
BREAKING: Judge dismisses the first of two challenges to the legitimacy of cannabis CEO Duke Rodriguez’s Republican bid for NM governor
In a stark contrast to the end of last year’s session, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham spent today praising lawmakers for their work getting medical malpractice reform and universal child care across the finish line
Amid the chaos of the final day in the 2026 NM legislative session, I’m taking a moment to mark #WorldCCADay. Some of you may know I lost my father to this horrible disease about 5 years ago
Today & every day I wear a bit of green in his memory. One day we’ll find a cure 💚
On @sourcenm.com: As priority crime and public safety bills wither on the vine during the final hours of the 2026 New Mexico legislative session, @govmlg.bsky.social tells me it’s “a little early” to decide on calling a special session
“I don’t believe in calling legislators together to disagree.”
New Mexico’s Jeffrey Epstein “truth commission” had its first meeting this morning. Subpoena power, a tip-line and investigative reports all part of the deal. The goal: a full pic of who in NM knew what — and when they knew it
New Mexico firefighters cannot always get worker's compensation for cancer diagnoses — even if they've spent years fighting blazes with known toxins. A bill before the Legislature would change that.
NEW for @sourcenm.com: Worker’s compensation denied this ABQ firefighter coverage for his cancer. With days remaining in the legislative session, a new bill would change that.
After hours of debate Wednesday evening, the New Mexico House Commerce and Economic Development Committee voted 6-5 to advance a bill that would further regulate gun dealers across the state and ban the sale of certain types of firearms and accessories.
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Here is a photo of an elk (by Danielle Prokop), an example of the visual treats that await.
Seven New Mexico Democratic state senators on Wednesday sided with their Republican colleagues voting down the Clear Horizons Act.
Advocates for the bill said "misinformation and disinformation" from oil and gas groups contributed to the result.
The recently filed legal challenge says elected officials "abruptly" went into a closed-door meeting during the September hearing on Project Jupiter.
This is a really timely and impressive initiative from @sourcenm.com’s parent org, @statesnewsroom.com. Click through for in-depth reporting across the nation on data centers — including some from yours truly
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