Segments

8.7.26 – Scientists at New Mexico State University have created an alternative to blood to fuel mosquito research. Ph.D. Candidate Anjali Kari speaks with Nash about the…

8.7.26 – Host Nash Jones asks two housing experts how a new federal housing law will affect mobile and manufactured homes.  Host: Nash Jones  Guests: Elizabeth Elia, Attorney, New…

8.7.26 – With a 2-1 vote, the state’s Public Regulation Commission approved the sale of New Mexico Gas Company to Bernhard Capital Partners, a Louisiana-based private equity…

8.7.26 – The 21st Century Road to Housing Act, a package of four bills meant to address a nationwide housing crisis, became law last month. Isidoro Hernandez,…

8.7.26 – This week, we head to Santa Fe as New Mexico’s Epstein Truth Commission releases its interim report on Zorro Ranch. We hear from the lawmakers…

7.31.26 – Nearly half of New Mexico counties don’t have a birthing facility. And as four more maternal centers are set to close this year, a new program from Project…

7.31.26 – Independent candidate Ken Miyagishima dropped out of the governor’s race this month after his campaign failed to meet the required 14,200 signatures to make the general election…

7.31.26 – The state’s utility regulators held a public hearing on the proposed merger between private equity firm Blackstone and TXNM, the parent company of PNM. We…

7.31.26 – A new report shows that the state’s film industry is starting to recover after several years of declines. Host Nash Jones sits down with two industry…

7.24.26 – The Endangered Species Act has protected at-risk animals and their habitats from harm for more than 50 years. Now, a new rule change from the…

7.24.26 – Late last month, Estancia officials declared a water emergency. On top of that, the town has had to navigate the crisis without its mayor, who…

7.24.26 – A 20-year ban on new oil and gas developments within 10 miles of the Chaco Cultural National Historic Park could soon be reversed. The U.S.…