Heinrich eyes New Mexico jobs in bi-partisan permitting reform push
With time running out, senator finds allies in Republican foes and the White House
By Pat Davis, New Mexico Political Report — For most government workers and union members, Columbus Day or Indigenous Peoples’โฆ
Heinrich-backed permitting reform bill unites Big Oil, clean energy and labor for major overhaul to speed up federal projects
Bill has backing of Big Oil and clean energy groups alongside labor
A bipartisan permitting reform bill co-led by U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M., is drawing broad support from labor unions, energyโฆ
Heinrich throws MLB a brushback pitch and the league steps out of Grand Teton
By Kevin Hendricks Major League Baseball won’t build its next field of dreams in Grand Teton National Park. But Newโฆ

New Mexico.
Congress & Federal.
U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernรกndez wants New Mexico to hit pause on data centers
Her six-point plan calls for companies to protect water, limit costs for families and create good-paying union jobs
The Paper.
New Mexico wants FEMA to pay for years of wildfire recovery costs
The state is seeking federal money for National Guard flood control and debris removal expected to continue for years

ABQ & BernCo.

Sandoval County.

East Mountains.
Edgewood
& Estancia Valley.
Edgewood appoints former APD commander to fill commission vacancy
Doug West, retired police commander and Planning and Zoning vice chair, takes open District 5 seat
National.
Heinrich hears from advocates on New Mexicoโs biggest challenges for kids
The discussion focused on where the state has made progress for children and where advocates say more work is needed
NM Political Report
Jobs, Workers & Economy
New Mexico cattle growers say Trump’s always changing beef policies are “troubling” and send “wrong signal at the wrong time”
Trump says his order will import beef “sold at a discounted price,” which worries local ranchers
City Desk ABQ
Federal Government & Congress
Stansbury announces $7.6M for Albuquerque housing, homelessness programs
The funding boosts seven local projects, but future federal support remains uncertain
Commentary & Analysis.
Roswell Daily Record
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Roswell residents deserve the truth about our new surveillance system
Letter to the Editor by Sarah McArthur, Roswell
Commentary: Not every loss from the Hermitโs Peak Fire fits on a receipt
Commentary by Brian Colรณn, NMย Managing Partner, Singleton Schreiber and former New Mexico State Auditor
The Haaland-Hull debate over debates is dumb. Here’s how to do it better.
Let’s force candidates to answer tough questions
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