
Today is Tuesday, July 8th. We’re taking a look at upcoming public meetings across the region today and checking in on state news.
Courts in New Mexico are making lots of headlines already this week. Case in point:
- The Supreme Court made a quick decision in a clean water case brought by Tesuquรฉ residents against a luxury development.
- An Albuquerque man won a case against his big auto insurer that could make accessing care insurance easier for all of us.
- And a local judge in Albuquerque gave the green light for the NM United to break ground on their stadium which had riled up neighbors
All that and more from nm.news today…

The Edgewood Town Commission will hold its next regular meeting on July 8, with major decisions on public safety, finances and community events on the agenda. A key item willu0026hellip;
The Edgewood Lions Club has announced the return of its popular Senior Health Fair. Its 2nd Annual Senior Health Fair is scheduled for July 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Edgewood Senior Center, located at 114 Quail Trail. The health fair aims to provide valuable resources and information to seniors, their families [u0026hellip;]
The Manzano Mountain Arts Council is inviting the community to an afternoon of local talent and family fun at the Second Annual Community Talent Show and Silent Auction, set foru0026hellip;

A Sunland dental practice was recently penalized by the state after inspectors found that employee training on bloodborne pathogens wasnu0026rsquo;t up-to-date, and the company failed to document that an employeeu0026hellip;
The New Mexico Semi-Quincentennial Commission has announced the official launch of u0026ldquo;NM 1776,u0026rdquo; a statewide initiative designed to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the founding of the United States of America.u0026nbsp; This commemoration aims to bridge a national historical moment with New Mexicou0026rsquo;s rich and diverse history, [u0026hellip;]
This story was originally published by Source NM By Danielle Prokop, Source NM New Mexico justices Tuesday morning denied Tesuque Village residentsu0026rsquo; emergency petition in a dispute over a proposedu0026hellip;

Families can catch a free screening of 10 Things I Hate About You under the stars Wednesday night at Balloon Fiesta Park. The event, part of the ongoing Summer ofu0026hellip;
Jurors acquitted two former Albuquerque firefighters accused of rape. The jury found them not guilty on all counts.
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