New Mexico Work Pulse

Will Bernalillo County adopt a public financing system that Albuquerque already struggles with?

• Commission votes August 11 on framework allowing...

New Mexico could become the next state to ban data centers as Democrats advance a proposed statewide moratorium. The move targets major energy and economic impacts from large-load projects.

Las Cruces Utilities warns residents that unauthorized flyers asking for water quality details are not city-approved and may aim to collect personal...

The Town of Taos approved Resolution 26-37 opposing NNSA plans for expanded plutonium pit production at Los Alamos, demanding supplemental...

State and local incentives are driving business expansion across New Mexico's film and meat industries.

• Film production is rebounding in rural...

• Lightning struck a Santa Fe transmission line, cutting power to 20,000 customers mainly in downtown.
• PNM restored most service by 2:30 p.m. after...

Nearly half of New Mexico cities and counties receiving opioid settlement payments since 2023 reported no spending by the end of FY 2025, even as...

Federal BLM pushes to reopen 336,404 acres near Chaco Canyon for leasing and mining, citing economic gains for Navajo allottees.

• State OCC approved...

New Mexico House Republicans are urging Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham to call a special session to eliminate the state personal income tax,...

Streamlining energy permits under Senator Heinrich's push offers clear gains for New Mexico's economy and environment, argues Pat Davis in his commentary.

• Land commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard denied a natural gas pipeline on state land for the second time, arguing it offers no significant...

Agriculture officials from Chihuahua, Texas, and New Mexico meet today in Santa Teresa at 10:30 a.m. to address New World screwworm challenges to cross-border cattle trade. The session highlights regional collaboration on livestock commerce issues.

A federal judge dismissed the DOJ lawsuit, blocking demands for unredacted voter data including Social Security numbers and birth dates. The ruling protects New Mexico voters' private information under existing laws.

Economic Developments

• 🔥 Securin Expansion: Securin is expanding operations in Albuquerque, relocating to a 13,000-square-foot facility and...

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