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The Real Gregg Hull: Call Centers, $42M School Shortfall, and Some Very Weird Policy Ideas

Published: October 5, 2026 17:27

If you’ve heard anything about New Mexico politics lately, you probably remember a version of this pitch: Gregg Hull is a get-it-done Republican who turned around a sleepy suburb and now he’s ready to do the same for the whole state as governor.  The…

That 2 AM Moment: How San Juan County’s Nurses Are Fighting for All of Us

Published: September 24, 2026 15:35

It’s 2:14 AM. Your phone rings, you look down and see that it’s your mom.  Your dad fell in the bathroom. He’s dizzy and can’t feel his left arm the way he should.  In an instant, you’re throwing on clothes, grabbing the keys, heart pounding. By the time…

AI Is Recording Your Kindergartner (And You Were Never Told)

Published: September 14, 2026 19:27

If you have a kindergartner, first-grader, or second-grader in a New Mexico public school this year, there’s a good chance your child has been reading aloud into a microphone for an AI named Amira – and you may not have been told. Amira is a voice-based…

The Public Is Still Here. And We Have A Right To Know.

Published: September 9, 2026 15:42

If you’re a newshound, policy wonk, or even just a casual observer who occasionally tunes into what local governments are up to on  your social media feed or news apps, you probably hear the term “government transparency” a lot.  In an age when somehow…

“Don’t Wait for Somebody Else”: Inside The Effort To Reveal NM’s Surveillance-for-Profit Economy

Published: August 28, 2026 16:35

If it feels like New Mexico is ground zero for wealthy corporations testing ways to profit from AI, that’s probably because it’s true.  The most visible example is Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County, with Oracle pouring tens of millions of dollars into…

Our Water, Our Future: How NM’s farmers, cities, and communities are adapting & how to get involved

Published: August 19, 2026 16:06

Picture a small farm near the Rio Grande in Socorro County. For generations the family there has grown chile and corn. Each spring, water arrives from a long journey that started out as snowmelt high up in the mountains.  Water means life for crops, for…

The Hidden Tax, Part 5: The Infrastructure Trap—Why Gas Tax Holidays Are a Dangerous Fix

Published: August 7, 2026 16:11

This is the fifth and final post in a five-part series on “The Hidden Tax: New Mexico’s Energy Crisis & Path Forward.” Read Part 1 on household budgets, Part 2 on seniors and local businesses, Part 3 on oil money dependence, and Part 4 on the energy…

IPRA Under Threat: Speak Up for Open Government in New Mexico

Published: August 4, 2026 09:00

In New Mexico, we believe in looking out for each other. We show up for our families, our neighbors, and our communities. When someone needs help, we’re there.  That same spirit of responsibility should guide how we hold our government accountable. Right…

Privacy First: Here’s how NM can set guardrails on Flock cameras and surveillance tech (UPDATED)

Published: August 3, 2026 14:33

You’ve probably been hearing more about license plate readers and Flock Safety over the last few months.  With resistance against authoritarian control growing, footage from cameras like these raise serious questions about mass surveillance and privacy. …

The Hidden Tax, Part 4: Renewables vs. Revenue Dependence

Published: July 29, 2026 09:00

This is the fourth post in a five-part series on “The Hidden Tax: New Mexico’s Energy Crisis & Path Forward.” Read Part 1 on household budgets, Part 2 on seniors and local businesses, Part 3 on oil money dependence, and Part 5 on infrastructure policy.…