By Heath Haussamen I wasn’t looking to pick a fight with Spaceport America. I hope to watch launches with my daughter in the coming years. I want this project to succeed. I also believe you should have access to information about our state’s massive investment in a project that could Read more…
Precise reporting, strong voice and energetic wordsmithing are essential skills for the newest staff writer at the Santa Fe Reporter, the alternative weekly in New Mexico’s capital city. Ideal candidates must produce quality investigative journalism, features and breaking news and also have knowledge of Southwestern culture and the Spanish Read more…
Here’s one you don’t see every day: Even a member of Congress can’t get answers from a law enforcement agency! For more than a year, New Mexico In Depth has been trying to figure out why agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives did not arrested Read more…
By Sarah Gustavus Earlier this year, the president of the United States referred to journalists from news organizations such as the New York Times, CNN and NBC News as the “enemy of the American people.” Shortly after that, reporters from those outlets and others were barred from the White House Read more…
Gov. Susana Martinez has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars during the past few years on a well-connected lawyer she once appointed to the state Supreme Court to help her fight public records lawsuits filed by journalists and citizens. But exactly how much has Paul Kennedy been paid for this Read more…
City on the Edge and SPJ Rio Grande are teaming up for a live podcast about open government, public records, access and journalism. Come hang out with reporters and editors as we talk about our commitment to getting good stories—no matter what. #OutsideThePressConference. Sunday, March 12, at Duel Brewing in Read more…