Santa Fe County adopts 18-month moratorium on data-center development
Santa Fe County commissioners unanimously adopted an 18-month moratorium that immediately pauses new data-center development permits while staff prepare permanent rules.
Santa Fe County commissioners unanimously adopted an 18-month moratorium that immediately pauses new data-center development permits while staff prepare permanent rules.
A July 25 National Weather Service Albuquerque forecast called for continued daily monsoon storms, with locally heavy rain, flash-flood potential, lightning, gusty winds and rising heat across the Rio Grande Valley.
Santa Fe has entered the scenario-planning phase of Santa Fe Forward, while Airport Road repaving and median work is anticipated to continue through the end of August, subject to weather and field conditions.
A federal judge dismissed the U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit seeking unredacted personal information from New Mexico voter records, according to the New Mexico Secretary of State’s Office.
Santa Fe’s legislative-services docket lists Resolution 2026-18, a joint City of Santa Fe–Santa Fe County measure regarding annexation of Area 1B.
The City of Albuquerque says Albuquerque Rapid Transit recorded 2,455,059 riders in fiscal year 2026, a 6.5% increase over the prior 12-month comparison period used by the city.
City Clerk records list a proposed taxable industrial revenue bond authorization of up to $25,008,118 for a 103-room Home2 Suites project and city participation in Eden Pharmaceuticals’ planned Albuquerque expansion.
A limited Farmington-San Juan County pilot began August 1, offering a court-authorized 28-day inpatient alternative for a narrow group of repeat alcohol-related municipal offenders with documented noncompletion of the Joint Intervention Program.
The State Ethics Commission is asking a judge to halt alleged disclosures of probationers’ sensitive information to ICE, including referrals Source New Mexico reported after New Mexico’s 2025 nondisclosure law took effect.
11:57 PM · Saturday, August 1, 2026 · Albuquerque,, NM: 79°F · Feels like 78°F · Humidity 32%
AAA’s July 31 Santa Fe metro check puts regular gas at $4.139 and diesel at $5.391 per gallon, with diesel carrying heavier longer-term cost pressure.
New Mexico Medicaid spending more than doubled through fiscal 2026 even as enrollment fell after its fiscal 2023 peak, putting attention on per-member costs, hospital payments and managed-care accountability.
11:47 PM · Friday, July 31, 2026 · Albuquerque,, NM: 81°F (Clear) · Feels like 81°F · Humidity 42%
11:51 PM · Thursday, July 30, 2026 · Albuquerque,, NM: 90°F · Feels like 86°F · Humidity 23% · Wind 7 mph
Clovis commissioners approved $100,000 from Capital Outlay for planning a proposed Norris Street and MLK Boulevard rail project that still needs funding.
New Mexico rejected Energy Transfer’s request to use state trust land for a Project Jupiter pipeline segment and meter station. A separate air-quality hearing is set for Oct. 19.
11:42 PM · Wednesday, July 29, 2026 · Albuquerque,, NM: 82°F (Clear) · Feels like 82°F · Humidity 37%
New Mexico regulators voided a $400 million stock sale tied to the proposed PNM-Blackstone acquisition, which now has a May 31, 2027 timeline.
A Las Cruces police oversight review of 21 investigations praised department practices while recommending clearer case reasoning, evidence controls and follow-up.
11:49 PM · Tuesday, July 28, 2026 · Albuquerque, NM: 72°F (Mostly Cloudy) · Feels like 72°F · Humidity 73% · Wind 3 mph
Albuquerque CBS viewers should prepare for an Aug. 1 station change, with antenna users directed to KOAT 7.4 and pay-TV customers told to check listings.
11:51 PM · Monday, July 27, 2026 · Albuquerque, NM: 91°F (Clear) · Feels like 88°F · Humidity 24% · Wind 9 mph