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Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham & Criminal Justice Philosophies

By Lou DiVizio | January 31, 2025

This week on New Mexico in Focus, you’ll get a chance to watch our annual, exclusive interview with Gov. Michelle…

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Where Does New Mexico Fit in Trump 2.0’s America?

By Lou DiVizio | January 24, 2025

When our team at NMiF sat down for this year’s State of the State address, we had a pretty good…

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New Year, New Correspondent

By Joshua Bowling | January 21, 2025

You’ll see a new face when you tune in to New Mexico in Focus this week, and I hope you’ll…

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For the Turnstiles

By Jeff Proctor | January 10, 2025

Alexander Uballez tossed his name in the hat to lead the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Mexico…

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Final issue of Our Land Weekly!

By Laura Paskus | January 7, 2025

I hope that you each had time with friends, family, and the more-than-human world over the holidays. I was lucky…

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See You in 2025

By Jeff Proctor | December 16, 2024

It’s been a long year for New Mexico in Focus, full of staffing challenges, toxic politics during a wild election…

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Loving Our Changing Homelands, Reprise

By Laura Paskus | December 10, 2024

Our world is changing. Quickly. The impacts of climate change are ramping up every day. But just because our forests…

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‘Participatory Defense’

By Jeff Proctor | December 6, 2024

I remember being struck in July by one of the signs delegates and other attendees of the Republican National Convention…

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Riding the sovereignty train, or how Ozzy Osbourne shaped my metaphorical views on being sovereign

By Shaun Griswold | November 29, 2024

Tribal sovereignty will continue to ride alongside the U.S. in a train headed toward a familiar and uncomfortable tunnel. What…

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Don’t Agonize. Organize.

By Laura Paskus | November 26, 2024

Earlier this year, Arturo Sandoval, founding director of the Center of Southwest Culture, spoke with me about his role organizing…

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‘We’re All in This Together’

By Jeff Proctor | November 22, 2024

Tumbling down the rabbit hole of news spraying out from President-elect Donald Trump’s transition is an easy temptation: Gaetz out,…

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What comes next?

By Laura Paskus | November 19, 2024

On last week’s episode of New Mexico in Focus, I spoke with Julia Bernal, executive director of Pueblo Action Alliance.…

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