Patrick Lohmann

The New Mexico plaintiffs' filing cites a new appeals court ruling restoring state regulators' oversight of the prediction market.

Garcia Richard said Friday that the risks of environmental and health harms from uranium mining outweigh any revenue to state coffers.

The state's insurance regulator cited inflation and healthcare cost increases in approving the 24.4% average increase on BeWell customers.

As of Sunday, 112.4 miles of the central stretch of the Rio Grande was dry, the most dry miles in at least two decades.

Insurance Superintendent Alice Kane said inflation is behind increase but state's premium is on par with national average.

Health Care Authority officials predict that roughly 89,000 Medicaid recipients will lose coverage due to work and volunteer requirements.

Residents of the small town of Datil packed an elementary school gymnasium last week to express opposition to the uranium exploration project.

A spokesperson for Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham told Source NM the state will likely appeal the ruling.

Democratic candidate Abby Foster has sued her Republican opponent, alleging she doesn't live in House District 27.

The lawsuit accuses federal agencies and contractors of illegally drilling wells and creating "imminent risk of groundwater contamination."