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- 1New Mexico environment secretary criticizes secretive data center project▼Doña Ana Dispatches: Environment secretary slaps secretive data center
New Mexico's environment secretary has publicly criticized a data center project in Doña Ana County, in the southern part of the state, over its lack of transparency. The rebuke puts a spotlight on concerns about water use, energy demand and environmental review for large data facilities, and residents and officials are pressing for more disclosure about the project's plans.
- 2Haaland Tours Rural New Mexico Hospital, Highlights Medicaid Challenges●Haaland Tours Rural New Mexico Hospital, Highlights Medicaid and Health Care Challenges
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland visited a rural hospital in New Mexico, drawing attention to the health care and Medicaid funding challenges facing rural and Native communities. The visit underscores ongoing concerns about access to medical services in underserved parts of the state, where hospitals often operate on thin budgets and rely heavily on public insurance programs.
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Deb Haaland, the former US Interior Secretary now running for governor of New Mexico, sat down with KRWG Public Media to discuss public safety, education and other key policy issues. The conversation covered her priorities for the state as the campaign continues.
- 4New Mexico 2026 race for Secretary of State takes shape▼New Mexico Election 2026: Secretary of State
Attention is turning to New Mexico's 2026 Secretary of State election, with coverage laying out the contest for the state's top election oversight office. The race is drawing early interest because the office administers elections and certifies results, making it one of the more closely watched down-ballot contests ahead of the 2026 midterm cycle.