Danielle Prokop is a Senior Writer at Source NM. She covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, and health, with a focus on regional interests in Southern New Mexico. Danielle's work has been featured in numerous publications such as TucsonSentinel.com, Raw Story, and High Country News.
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By: Danielle Prokop
A New Mexico state district judge asked state prosecutors and social media giant Meta to be “pragmatic” in their written closing statements.
The chirrup of a cricket. The stark flash of orange and black wings fluttering around flowers. The drunken looping flight of grasshoppers. The familiar sights and sounds of New Mexico
By: Danielle Prokop
The U.S. Supreme Court accepted a settlement on May 27, 2026, to end the more than decade-long dispute over Rio Grande water.
By DANIELLE PROKOP Source New Mexico One week before the June 2 primary election, just more than 6.6 percent of the New Mexico electorate have cast ballots in early voting, which ends Saturday.
A New Mexico legislative analyst recommended state lawmakers adopt policies to better define the use of artificial intelligence in schools.
Dem governor candidate Haaland marches with group in addiction recovery in final days before primary election
By: Danielle Prokop
Governor candidate Sam Bregman said that independents will clinch him the Democratic nomination over Deb Haaland in the June 2 primary.
By: Danielle Prokop
New Mexico voters head to the polls Tuesday to elect Democratic and Republican candidates in primaries up and down the ballot.
By: Leah Romero, Patrick Lohmann, Julia Goldberg, Joshua Bowling
State holds its first ‘semi-open' primary with independent voters casting ballots in the major parties' races
Gregg Hull, former mayor of Rio Rancho, secured the Republican party spot for governor in a three-way New Mexico primary on June 2, 2026.
