Segments

6.5.26 – Dede Feldman, a Democratic former state senator, and Merritt Allen, a former Republican candidate, join Host Nash Jones to run through the down-ballot results of this June’s…

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 —…

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…

5.29.26 – The price of oil has skyrocketed this year due to the Trump administration’s ongoing war in Iran and fraught access to the critical…

5.29.26 – In February, a fire tore through the Forget Me Not Veteran’s Park in Socorro County, destroying critical facilities. Reporter Cailley Chella documents the…

5.28.26 – Host Nash Jones sits down with Democratic state Rep. Eleanor Chávez, the lead sponsor of the “Immigrant Safety Act,” to discuss the federal…

5.29.26 – Host Nash Jones speaks with Albuquerque City Council Joaquín Baca, co-sponsor of the “Safe Community Places” ordinance, to learn about what it does…

5.22.26 – A hantavirus outbreak on a Dutch cruise ship made international headlines beginning last month. While New Mexico has the most hantavirus cases of…

5.22.26 – The U.S. Senate has confirmed former New Mexico Republican Congressman Steve Pearce to lead the Bureau of Land Management. The Senate approved Pearce’s…

5.22.26 – In 2023, state Sen. Antonio “Moe” Maestas penned a bill meant to overhaul the state’s struggling police misconduct board. This week, Maestas tells…

5.22.26 – For decades, some workers at the National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) have been state employees — but only in name. Classified as “temporary,”…

5.22.26 – This week, an environmental attorney criticizes a recent decision by the state’s Water Quality Control Commission to revisit how and where fracking wastewater…