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Three Questions for Santa Fe Candidates Montoya, O’Dean, Rodriguez
9.12.2025 – Reporter Cailley Chella takes us to Santa Fe, where she spoke with three of the city’s eight candidates vying for the mayor’s office…
Mayoral Candidate Alexander Uballez on Crime, Housing in Albuquerque
9.12.2025 – Alexander Uballez was the U.S. Attorney for New Mexico until President Trump asked him to step down earlier this year. As a progressive…
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller on Running For Third Term
9.12.2025 – We return to Albuquerque’s upcoming mayoral election with an interview with incumbent Tim Keller. Host Nash Jones asks Keller why voters should elect…
Student Documentary on Unit 731 Gets National Recognition
9.5.25 – Earlier this summer, a group of students from the Albuquerque School of Excellence competed in a national documentary competition put on by National…
David Abbey on New Book, “Forty Years in the New Mexico Roundhouse”
9.5.25 – For decades, David Abbey had a hand in crafting New Mexico’s state budget as the director of the Legislative Finance Committee. Now retired,…
How Public Financing is Out of Reach for Most Political Candidates
9.5.25 – In Albuquerque and Santa Fe, mayoral and city council candidates have an opportunity to fund their campaigns with taxpayer money if they qualify…
ABQ Mayoral Candidates Chavez and Varela on Housing, Sanctuary Status
9.5.25 – This week, we look ahead to Albuquerque’s mayoral election. In an effort to fairly give all seven candidates airtime over the next few…
Lieutenant Governor on Education in New Mexico
8.29.25 – Before serving more than a decade in the state senate and spending the last six-plus as lieutenant governor, Howie Morales was a teacher…
Fair Election Maps Task Force Responds to Resignations, Looks Ahead
8.29.25 – Three remaining members of the New Mexico Redistricting Task Force discuss the resignations of two of their colleagues and look ahead to what’s…
NM State Senator on Leaving Fair Election Maps Task Force
8.29.25 – Host Nash Jones spoke with Democratic state Sen. Harold Pope, one of two lawmakers who stepped down from the New Mexico Redistricting Task…
Water Debts and Climate Change Are Drying NM Rivers, Reservoirs
8.29.25 – Correspondent Elizabeth Miller takes us to the Rio Grande and the Elephant Butte Reservoir, where the state’s water woes can be felt the…
NM Environment Secretary Advocates to Expand Use of Wastewater
8.22.25 – Last month, state Environment Secretary James Kenney made a rare appearance at a meeting of the Water Quality Control Commission. Kenney advocated for…