Project Jupiter Fight: New Mexico DOJ backed emergency petitions at the state Supreme Court, arguing agencies cut corners on required notice and hearings tied to the Doña Ana County AI data center’s water approvals. Local Water Stress: Taos approved Phase 3 water restrictions amid severe drought and strain on its municipal system, with limits hitting residential and commercial users. Utility Ownership Push: More than 1,400 New Mexicans and dozens of groups urged leaders to consider buying a stake in PNM’s parent TXNM Energy as a Blackstone Infrastructure takeover faces legal and regulatory setbacks. Education & Workforce: Albuquerque Public Schools laid out its academies transition and AI-era learning goals in its State of the District address. Health Coverage: New Mexico kept residents covered after federal enhanced subsidies expired, but BeWell premiums are still set to rise 24.4% for 2027. State Politics: A House resolution condemning socialism passed 220-192 with only eight Democrats voting for it, including Gabe Vasquez of New Mexico. Business & Growth: Curia held a ribbon-cutting for a $200 million Albuquerque expansion, adding fill-finish and sterile training capacity. Sports Betting Watch: A legal roundup highlighted growing scrutiny of prediction markets, especially sports-related contracts.