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Frontline Workers on the DEA and Albuquerque’s Fentanyl Crisis 

Three people sit at a round table with blue backgrounds, mugs, and a notepad in a studio setting, facing the camera and smiling.

7.10.26 – This week, we examine Albuquerque’s fentanyl crisis, in the wake of last month’s news that the federal government allowed thousands of pills to hit the city’s streets. Executive Producer Jeff Proctor talks with frontline workers from Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless about their work and how the DEA’s tactics could impact the city’s most vulnerable population. …

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Three Decades of Pageantry at Albuquerque Pride 

Person waves from a vintage black convertible decorated with rainbow flags during a parade, with a Historic Route 66 sign visible in the background.

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 last 30 years of the New Mexico Pride Pageant system — from the battles of the early 2000s to a new generation of youth leaders finding their voices.     Correspondent: Cailley Chella …

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