Attorney General Raúl Torrez says about 60% of all comments on Project Jupiter's air permit were near-identical form letters in support that need verification, KOAT reports.
Oracle's proposal to deliver at least $155 million in utility payments and customer credits linked to its Project Jupiter AI data center met strong resistance from Doña Ana County commissioners, prompting a company executive to offer to scrap the plan, the Albuquerque Journal reports.
New Mexico's first federally funded BEAD broadband project will run fiber to nearly 4,000 locations in five northern counties, though completion may take until 2030, Source NM reports.
Fraudsters are using AI voice cloning, caller-ID spoofing and fake automated phone systems to make bank-impersonation scams more convincing, the New Mexico State Treasurer’s Office warned, KRQE reports.
Over 3 million books and personalized at-home reading plans will be received by more than 75,000 kindergarten to Grade 3 students in New Mexico in the upcoming school year 2026-2027. An initiative of New Mexico Public Education Department (NMPED) that aims to help families support their children’s reading development, literacy activities and learning resources.
In a news release, the Office of the Governor invited the public to attend the Navajo Code Talkers Museum groundbreaking ceremony on December 1 in Farmington.
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