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Alex Heard

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Executive Editor at Searchlight New Mexico

Executive editor, Searchlight New Mexico.

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  • New Mexico’s open records law survives an unusual day in court

    2 weeks ago | searchlightnm.org | Alex Heard

    On March 31, the courtroom of First Judicial District Court Judge Matthew Wilson had a lot of lawyers on hand, in the room itself and on screens mounted above the benches and seats. I counted five people on one side, four on the other, with several more joining remotely.

  • The Gene Hackman estate is right to worry about public release of images from the scene of his death | Searchlight New Mexico

    1 month ago | searchlightnm.org | Alex Heard

    An attempt by the estate of Gene Hackman to stop release of information generated by investigations into the deaths of Hackman and Betsy Arakawa-Hackman has been successful in the short term: on Monday, March 17, a state district judge in Santa Fe granted a restraining order that temporarily blocks public distribution of certain materials that the estate hopes to keep private.

  • We choose to remember

    2 months ago | searchlightnm.org | Alex Heard

    Last week Searchlight New Mexico published two stories about the legacy of sexual abuse of children by priests in the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. The main piece, by Joshua Bowling, examines the overall arc of what happened in the central and northern parts of this state; why a mysterious facility in Jemez Springs served as a way station for much of the abuse that occurred; and why the archdiocese, to this day, actively keeps priests linked to sexual abuse from appearing on its “credibly accused”...

  • We choose to remember

    2 months ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Alex Heard

    Last week Searchlight New Mexico published two stories about the legacy of sexual abuse of children by priests in the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. The main piece, by Joshua Bowling, examines the overall arc of what happened in the central and northern parts of this state; why a mysterious facility in Jemez Springs served as a way station for much of the abuse that occurred; and why the archdiocese, to this day, actively keeps priests linked to sexual abuse from appearing on its “credibly accused”...

  • Darkness visible: the University of New Mexico’s archive on the sexual abuse of children by priests

    2 months ago | dailylobo.com | Alex Heard

    This story was originally published by Searchlight New Mexico. If you have experienced sexual assault, sexual violence or unwanted sexual contact, you can contact the Rape Crisis Center of Central New Mexico at (505) 266-7711. Links in this story contain graphic descriptions of sexual abuse of minors.

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Alex Heard
Alex Heard @alexheard
9 Apr 25

🎵 I feel Yippy, oh so Yippy, I feel Yippy and Iffy and 'Fraid But I'm dancing, Because the Pressssident Says we're OK. [Chorus: FOR 90 DAYS.] 🕺

Alex Heard
Alex Heard @alexheard
8 Apr 25

This is an amazing statement about an acting colleague (in a good way).

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AP Entertainment @APEntertainment

While staying at "The White Lotus" was tragic for Rick and Chelsea, Walton Goggins says his relationship with co-star Aimee Lou Wood is a lot less toxic. https://t.co/pupsXBmRTh

Alex Heard
Alex Heard @alexheard
8 Apr 25

"They should stop attempting those shots from afar that are not going into and through the bright orange ring." Somehow, my friend from Holland who doesn't know anything about U.S. sports manages to be right again.