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Supreme Court Approves Rio Grande Water Access Deal 

A river with exposed sandbanks, some covered in vehicle tire tracks, flows between green vegetation and trees under a cloudy sky.

6.5.26 – A 13-year legal fight over water rights and access to the Lower Rio Grande has finally come to a close. It’s an important and complicated water story — one reporter Danielle Prokop has followed for years. Prokop recently stopped by the studio to help us understand the newly approved settlement and what it means for the river and…

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Haaland and Hull Advance in Race for Governor

A man in a light jacket speaks and gestures onstage on the left; a woman in a patterned top waves and smiles onstage on the right.

6.5.26 – This week, we run through the results of June’s primary election as Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull advance in the governor’s race. Host Nash Jones sits down with Dede Feldman, a Democratic former state senator, and Merritt Allen, a former Republican candidate, to discuss how Haaland and Hull secured their nominations in the race.  Host: Nash…

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