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The Headlines for today from New Mexico’s #1 Source of Conservative E-News Source
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Endorsement: Alamogordo Needs a Leader Again at the Roundhouse, Grace Nagamine Is That Leader
True Conservatives believe in results over rhetoric, accountability for public money, and leaders who answer to their neighbors rather than to political machines. By those standards, the best choice in House District 51 this year is not the Republican on the ballot. It is independent, Grace Nagamine. What real leadership looked like… Listen ⇢
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Former City Manager Hernandez on County LEDA Tax: “If This Tax Passes, What’s the Plan?”
ALAMOGORDO N.M — With an Otero County economic development tax on the November ballot, former Alamogordo City Manager Dr. Stephanie Hernandez used her weekly segment on KALH Radio this week to make a case that is neither for nor against the measure, but about what should come with it: a… Listen ⇢
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Abuse Survivor Grace Nagamine Running for HD 51 Turns Zorro Ranch Failures Into a Plan to Protect New Mexicans
Grace Nagamine, an Independent and survivor of sexual abuse and domestic violence, releases an eight-point agenda on sex-offender registration, survivors’ filing deadlines, rape-kit testing and victim services. ALAMOGORDO — Five days before Election Day, Independent House District 51 candidate Grace Nagamine released a policy brief that treats Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch… Listen ⇢
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As Block Goes Personal, Nagamine Goes to the Numbers: HD 51 Challenger Releases Oil and Gas Fiscal Policy Brief
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — With two weeks left before the Nov. 3 general election, the two campaigns for New Mexico House District 51 are running on very different fuel. Incumbent Rep. John Block, a Republican, has spent much of the closing stretch on personal attacks against his challenger on social media and… Listen ⇢
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Commentary: Amendment 4 Writes a Paycheck Without a Job Description
Vote NO on Constitutional Amendment 4. It sets a salary for New Mexico’s 112 legislators but never defines the job that salary pays for. Amendment 4 would pay each legislator the state’s median household income — about $67,800 today — starting with members seated in January 2029. The figure adjusts every… Listen ⇢
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Alamogordo Plays Pivotal Role – Regulators move PNM billing probe forward; final order due Nov. 5
LAS CRUCES — The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission on Thursday unanimously moved ahead with a formal investigation into Public Service Company of New Mexico’s estimated and delayed electric bills this summer, sending the order that would authorize the probe back for revisions before a final vote at its Nov. 5… Listen ⇢
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NM Attorney General Sues Epstein’s Lawyer and Accountant, Seeks to Block $75 Million in Estate Payouts
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — New Mexico Attorney General RaĂşl Torrez on Wednesday, Oct. 21, filed a federal lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime personal attorney, Darren Indyke, and his longtime accountant, Richard Kahn, accusing the two men of helping finance and conceal Epstein’s sex trafficking operation — including the abuse of girls and… Listen ⇢
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Fact Check: John Block Sends Attack Letter: Relies on Insinuations and Falsehoods While Ignoring His Own Record of Division and Limited Results
ALAMOGORDO N.M. — In the closing weeks of the House District 51 campaign, Republican incumbent Rep. John Block mailed voters a two-page fundraising letter dated October 12, 2026. Rather than running primarily on a documented record of successful representation for Alamogordo and Otero County, the letter spends the bulk of its… Listen ⇢
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