By Joshua Bowling | Senior Reporter
Good morning, everyone. It’s Wednesday, and the New Mexico State Ethics Commission reached a settlement agreement in its lawsuit against an out-of-state company that Source NM previously revealed as the group behind an anonymous, pro-Project Jupiter ad campaign. You’ll find stories about this, a call for the feds to move radioactive waste away from wildfire danger and much more below and at sourcenm.com.
New Mexico State Ethics Commission announces settlement with group behind Project Jupiter mailers
The New Mexico State Ethics Commission on Tuesday announced it had reached a settlement agreement with Elevate New Mexico, the Virginia-based corporation behind pro-Project Jupiter mailers and social media ads.
New Mexico House Democrats announce plans to overhaul CYFD in 2027 legislative session
Democratic leaders in the New Mexico House of Representatives on Tuesday announced their child well-being priorities for next year’s legislative session, most of which centered around reforming the state’s troubled child welfare agency.
New Mexico advocates urge feds to move barrels of radioactive waste amid wildfire risk
A group of New Mexico advocates unveiled a billboard near Santa Fe on Tuesday that urges the federal Department of Energy to quickly move dozens of barrels full of radioactive waste away from wildfire danger to relative safety underground.
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