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New Program Helps Communities with No Birthing Centers
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…
Miyagishima on Why Independent Candidates Rarely Make the Ballot
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…
Protesters, Supporters on Blackstone, TXNM Energy Merger
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…
State of New Mexico’s Film Industry
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…
Local Impact of Weakened Endangered Species Protections
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…
Water Crisis in Estancia
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…
Feds Consider Removing Ban on Chaco Oil Drilling
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.…
NM Dems to Vote on Lieutenant Governor Nominee
7.24.26 – This week, we look ahead to this weekend’s election of a new Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor. New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver…
U.S. Poet Laureate Arthur Sze on the Art of Translation
7.17.26 – Earlier this year, Santa Fe-based poet Arthur Sze accepted a second one-year term to continue his role as the 25th United States Poet Laureate. Senior…
How to Reform Student Discipline at Gallup Schools
7.17.26 – New Mexico In Depth Executive Director Trip Jennings joins Wendy Greyeyes, chair of the Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission, to discuss possible solutions in the wake of a new…
Tribal Water Rights Deal Stalled
7.17.26 – The largest tribal water rights settlement in U.S. history is at a stalemate. The Northeastern Arizona Water Rights Settlement Act, if approved by Congress, would…
Report: Disparity in Discipline at Gallup Schools
7.17.26 – A new report from the state attorney general’s office finds Indigenous and Hispanic students are punished at Gallup McKinley County Schools far more severely than…