Attorney General Raúl Torrez Files Responses Backing Emergency Petitions Challenging Project Jupiter Permitting Decisions 
Project Jupiter Is Not a Routine Permit—It Is One of the Largest Industrial Projects in New Mexico History 
US Rep. Stansbury Voices Concerns About New Mexico Water Use for Project Jupiter Data Center 
NM DOH Spending with Workforce Agency Skyrockets During last Eight Years – Retiring CFO Benefits From Insider Deal 
BlackVe Opens Satellite Manufacturing Facility at MaxQ 
State Supreme Court Orders State Engineer to Halt Authorization of Project Jupiter Water Use Until Further Review 
State Supreme Court Issues Stay in Air Quality Permit Process for Project Jupiter New Mexico: From #2 to #4, Nationally in Pedestrian Fatalities.
New Mexico: #4 in Pedestrian Fatalities. While New Mexico continues to rank in the top…
Dems Can Help NM Schools if They Stop Protecting Big Tobacco and Alcohol in Special Session.
As the old saying goes: Actions speak louder than words. Democratic members of the House…
What’s being dug up at the old courthouse?
As Santa Fe County takes the first steps towards changes for the old Courthouse at the…
Special Session: Lemoncrats need to make Lemonade.
On Wednesday, The Candle will report on how Progressives should push the Democrats to make lemonade…
“Gawwwleeeee. Surprise, surprise, surprise!” … Governor axes taxes.
“Gawwwleeeee. Surprise, surprise, surprise!” … Governor Martinez vetoed the Democrats’ proposals on the budget and…
Rural health care. A big (underfunded) problem in New Mexico.
It is no online it buying for many illnesses and diseases. Valtrex online provides a…
Governor firm on taxes, Special Session. The Candle Awaits House/Senate Leaders’ Response.
This morning The Candle contacted the Governor’s communication office regarding the status of her review…
Dem Chair Swore to Court: Budget Strain could “…require extreme measures… including a shutdown of essential services.”
When Governor Susana Martinez suggested the state might be facing a cash shortage and require…
Rest in Peace, Martin … January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968.
April 4, 1968. Forty-nine years ago. It kind of sneaks up on you. But when…
Shell Game? Despite Dems claims otherwise, Public School Spending was cut.
Legislative sleight of hand? Look closely at the numbers on education spending … they don’t…
To every thing there is a season … and now is the time to govern.
To every thing there is a season … a time to govern, not to play…
Coming in April: new series on economic growth. “Little Ag should get more cred, damn it!”
Could Little Ag be Big Boost to NM’s Lagging Economy? – Coming in April: new…
Farmington: High Desert Country City … Now Nation’s highest deserted city?
Farmington, New Mexico: America’s Fastest Shrinking City – with unemployment rate of 9.2%. Looking at…
Shoe shines, a bag of chips … and $150,000 worth of influence from Big Tobacco.
Investigative Report – Introduction. It’s the little things in life, right? Maybe a complimentary shoe…
Potential “hot checks,” according to State Auditor. Governor points to Legislature.
As if there were not already enough uncertainty about the FY 2018 New Mexico state…