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PRC Orders Reversal of Blackstone/TXNM Energy Stock Sale
7.10.26 – The proposed acquisition of TXNM Energy — the parent company of PNM, the state’s largest electric provider — by private equity giant Blackstone hit a…
A Constitutional Analysis of the 1947 Roswell Incident
7.10.26 – A group of pre-law undergraduates at the University of New Mexico have examined the infamous 1947 Roswell incident for constitutional violations. Recent graduate Tatiana James…
The Worryingly Dry State of the Rio Grande
7.10.26 – For the second straight year, the Rio Grande has run dry in Albuquerque. Senior Producer Lou Divizio sat down with Hannah Riseley-White, director of the Interstate Stream…
Frontline Workers on the DEA and Albuquerque’s Fentanyl Crisis
7.10.26 – This week, we examine Albuquerque’s fentanyl crisis, in the wake of last month’s news that the federal government allowed thousands of pills to hit the…
Organ Mountain News and Journalism in Southern NM
7.3.26 – Southern New Mexico reporter Damien Willis is a one-man news organization. As the founder, editor and lone staff writer at the Organ Mountain…
Searchlight New Mexico’s Second Life
7.3.26 – Executive Director Bill Church is joined at the table with Searchlight editor Ed Williams as the two talk to Executive Producer Jeff Proctor…
Nob Hill News and Neighborhood Journalism
7.3.26 – Publisher Lindsey Wood is in the business of neighborhood news. She owns and operates the Nob Hill News, the North Valley News and…
Santa Fe New Mexican Flourishes in Dire Time for Print News
7.3.26 – Executive Producer Jeff Proctor asks Executive Editor Bill Church how the Santa Fe New Mexican is expanding, at a time when newspapers are…
DEA Fentanyl “Walking” Sparks Outrage
7.3.26 – Late last month, a pair of bombshell news stories unearthed whistleblower allegations that the federal Drug Enforcement Administration permitted hundreds of thousands of…
Three Decades of Pageantry at Albuquerque Pride
6.19.26 – For decades, New Mexico Pride titleholders have served as ambassadors, advocates and performers for the LGBTQ community. In Focus Reporter Cailley Chella brings a look at the…
Why the WATR Alliance Wants Wastewater Use Expanded Now
6.19.26 – Capital and Main journalist Jerry Redfern asks Matthias Sayer, an attorney and WATR Alliance vice president, why his organization is pushing with such urgency to…
WATR Alliance Argues Oil Wastewater Could Be Used Safely
6.19.26 – In May 2025, the state’s Water Quality Control Commission adopted a rule that only allows treated wastewater to be used on oil and gas fields…