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Construction accelerated after the U.S. Department of Homeland Security waived cultural and environmental laws allowing more barriers along the border even as illegal crossings have plummeted. -
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Fossil fuels are a bedrock of progressive social services that now include free childcare for all in the No. 2 state for oil production, behind Texas. -
A small medical plane crashed outside Ruidoso, New Mexico, on Thursday morning, killing all four people aboard, officials say. -
New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission took the first step toward allowing oil and gas wastewater, or "produced water," to be used in agriculture and discharged into the state's waters. -
KSFR recently received two journalism awards at the 2026 New Mexico Press Women’s Awards and Society of Professional Journalists 2026 Top of the Rockies Awards for Mary Lou Cooper's story on Kratom. -
State study finds that Española could support a lowrider museum -
Independent voters can vote in New Mexico primaries for the first time in 2026. -
The legislation has widespread support from Pueblo governments, Santa Fe County and environmental groups -
The Los Alamos National Laboratory proposes a massive increase in water usage. KSFR brings home journalism awards -
Actress and singer songwriter Spencer Grammer learned how to play guitar as a way to rehab a hand injury she suffered while breaking up a fight -
Haaland touts record of holding ‘Trump’s feet to the fire’; Bregman touts ‘getting things done’
Interviews
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Stark will be in conversation with Jon Gahate at The Santa Fe International Literary Festival this Sunday. -
Almost Always Never (Albuquerque, NM) joins Trate in the Frequency Emporium to discuss their music and perform live! -
Lots of good information about the No Kings Rally in Santa Fe on March 28th. -
Helga's long-time friend stops by for a visit. -
Doug Lawrence appears in Santa Fe at Unit B on Saturday, March 21st. -
Jordan talks about his upcoming tour and more.
A fun hands on workshop where participants will learn the basics of creating a podcast over the course of two weekends in May and June.
Date & Time: Session 1- May 23, 2026 at 1:00 PM (Mountain Time) Session 2 - June 13, 2026 at 1:00 PM (Mountain Time).
Both sessions run 2 hours.
For more information call:
Tazbah McCullah 505-274-1086
or email info@ksfr.org with subject line "Podcast Workshop."
The sessions are in the Santa Fe Community College computer lab Room #582 located in the East Wing of the College.
Click here to register!
Free Spring Podcast Workshop!
Join us at Santa Fe Community College for a fun and laid-back podcast workshop. Whether you're just starting out or want to sharpen your skills, this is the perfect chance to learn the ropes and meet fellow podcasters.Date & Time: Session 1- May 23, 2026 at 1:00 PM (Mountain Time) Session 2 - June 13, 2026 at 1:00 PM (Mountain Time).
Both sessions run 2 hours.
For more information call:
Tazbah McCullah 505-274-1086
or email info@ksfr.org with subject line "Podcast Workshop."
The sessions are in the Santa Fe Community College computer lab Room #582 located in the East Wing of the College.
Click here to register!
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