After 14 months at KSFR, your station news reporter, is marking his last day at the station.

To Santa Fe artist, Madelin Coit, the work is as much about being a witness to her creations as it is being the maker of them. At least she thinks that's the way it works.

As Bishop's Lodge creeps closer to securing a permit for its wastewater proposal, a county commissioner and a Tesuque talks about how residents are responding to the state's water permitting and testing processes.

In reporter Dennis Carroll's series on the shortage of healthcare providers in New Mexico, we delve into a range of issues relating to the crisis.

An interview with Debbie Burns, CEO of Santa Fe Farmers Market as well as vendors and customers.

A new executive order issued by Albuquerque mayor Tim Keller restricts cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, underscoring the role of immigrants in the Duke City.

Set in a fictional New Mexico town during the most challenging moments of the pandemic, the new film by a former resident takes viewers on a wild ride.

Native American radio stations in N.M. and across the country are in an existential, as they await cuts likely coming from the recently approved federal recission package.

The New Mexico National Guard's 44th Army Band, Mariachi Adelante provided a mix of culture and country at the 48th annual Pancakes on the Plaza.

City officials are making community input a priority as they develop Santa Fe's new 25-year plan.