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Three Decades of Pageantry at Albuquerque Pride
6.19.26 – For decades, New Mexico Pride titleholders have served as ambassadors, advocates and performers for the LGBTQ community. In Focus Reporter Cailley Chella brings a look at the…
Why the WATR Alliance Wants Wastewater Use Expanded Now
6.19.26 – Capital and Main journalist Jerry Redfern asks Matthias Sayer, an attorney and WATR Alliance vice president, why his organization is pushing with such urgency to…
WATR Alliance Argues Oil Wastewater Could Be Used Safely
6.19.26 – In May 2025, the state’s Water Quality Control Commission adopted a rule that only allows treated wastewater to be used on oil and gas fields…
Albuquerque’s Now-Permanent African American Advisory Board
6.19.26 – This week, we celebrate Juneteenth with a conversation about Albuquerque’s now-permanent African American Advisory Board. Former longtime host Gene Grant returns to the show to…
Sister Blandina and Her Journey to Sainthood
6.26.26 – More than a century ago, Sister Blandina Segale moved to Santa Fe and began her work establishing public and Catholic schools, as well as hospitals, across the…
Presidential Powers and the War in Iran
6.26.26 – In a historic vote this month, the U.S. Senate approved a war powers resolution directing President Trump to “remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities…
How Minimum Wage is Set in Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Cruces
6.26.26 – Earlier this month, Albuquerque city councilors voted to increase the city’s minimum wage by a dollar each year over the next three. In doing so,…
Questions Raised in NM Gas Co. Sale
6.26.26 – Albuquerque Journal reporter Justin Horwath stops by the studio to talk about his bombshell story on the proposed private equity buyout of New Mexico Gas…
Capital & Main: Oil Wells on the Bike Trail
6.12.26 – The Glade Run recreation area outside Farmington is an outdoor haven for hikers, birders and dirt bikes. In Focus correspondent and Capital & Main reporter Jerry Redfern…
New State Data Shows Fewer Kids are Smoking, Vaping
6.12.26 – A new study released by the state Health Department shows that fewer New Mexicans — adults and children — are smoking. Anthony Garcia, director of…
Scholarship Helps Native Students Attend Out-of-State Colleges
4.12.26 – The New Mexico Higher Education Department has created a new scholarship for Native American students. The program offers a full ride to certain colleges and…
How Albuquerque Pridefest 2026 Honors Its Roots
6.12.26 – Dr. PJ Sedillo, author of “If These T-Shirts Could Talk…,” speaks with Host Nash Jones on the long history of the city’s Pride celebration, including the move…