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Revisiting the DOJ Lawsuit Over New Mexico’s Immigrant Safety Act

By Myah Wilmarth | August 28, 2026

8.28.26 – We revisit a May 2026 conversation with New Mexico State Rep. Eleanor Chávez, D-Albuquerque, about the U.S. Department of Justice suing the state…

The Impact of NM Becoming an Early Democratic Primary State

By Myah Wilmarth | August 28, 2026

8.28.26 – New Mexico is set to vote fourth in the Democratic Party’s 2028 presidential primary election. In part two of this conversation, state party…

Hyperscale Data Center in New Mexico Hits Snags

By Myah Wilmarth | August 28, 2026

8.28.26 – Host Nash Jones breaks down three big updates on the timeline for Project Jupiter, a hyperscale data center underway in southern New Mexico,…

How New Mexico Could Affect the 2028 Democratic Presidential Primary

By Myah Wilmarth | August 28, 2026

8.28.26 – New Mexico is set to vote fourth in the Democratic Party’s 2028 presidential primary election. In part one of this conversation, state party…

ICE Arrests Increase in New Mexico Cities Despite Sanctuary Laws

By Myah Wilmarth | August 28, 2026

8.28.26 – Immigrant advocates and local government officials say they are seeing and hearing about increased federal immigration enforcement in Santa Fe and Albuquerque in…

Clean Alleyways, Student Murals Make Safer Paths to School

By Aubrie Moore | August 21, 2026

8.21.26 – Albuquerque City Councilor Nichole Rogers, Mayor’s Office Field Representative Angelica Archuleta-Romero and Natalie Vargas, president of the South San Pedro Neighborhood Association, tell Nash…

New Approaches for a Safe Walk to School

By Aubrie Moore | August 21, 2026

8.21.26 – Nash sits with Albuquerque City Councilor Nichole Rogers, Mayor’s Office Field Representative Angelica Archuleta-Romero and Natalie Vargas, president of the South San Pedro Neighborhood Association…

City Councilor, Community Advocate Debate City’s New ‘Sidewalk Law’ 

By Aubrie Moore | August 21, 2026

8.21.26 – Nash sits between City Councilor Joaquín Baca, who sponsored the measure, and the New Mexico Stronger Together Coalition’s Lisa Christopherson, who opposes it, for a…

Albuquerque Homeless Union President Decries New ‘Sidewalk Ordinance’ 

By Aubrie Moore | August 21, 2026

8.21.26 – Tiffany Leger, president of the Albuquerque Homeless Union, tells Host Nash Jones the City of Albuquerque’s controversial new “sidewalk ordinance” is just another way…

New Regulations for Forever Chemicals in NM 

By Aubrie Moore | August 14, 2026

8.14.26 – On May 1, New Mexico Environment Secretary James Kenney dropped by to explain new state regulations on PFAS. Kenney spoke about the state’s…

Supreme Court Approves Rio Grande Water Access Deal 

By Aubrie Moore | August 14, 2026

8.14.26 – This summer, the U.S. Supreme Court settled a 13-year water rights dispute over access to the lower Rio Grande. Longtime reporter Danielle Prokop…

Environmentalists Oppose Reuse of Fracking Wastewater 

By Aubrie Moore | August 14, 2026

8.14.26 – In an interview that first aired in May, Tannis Fox, a senior attorney with the Western Environmental Law Centers, tells Host Nash Jones…