As the 2025 legislative session rumbles into its final weeks, lawmakers seek to improve policy and practice around how New Mexicans are able to protect their homes with fire insurance.business. The first of a two-part story.

An interview with Galen Gisler, a retired researcher with Las Alamos National Labs, about asteroids and meteors. What is the likelihood of a major meteor collision with Planet Earth?

SB-48 would appropriate $340 million to reduce greenhouse gas and help transition the state away from dependence on the fossil fuel tax revenue.

NM Senator Martin Heinrich and Virginia's Tim Kaine have joined forces to challenge the Trump administration's decision to declare an energy emergency.

In a week when KSFR strengthened its signal in Northern Taos County, the editor-in-chief of the Questa Del Rio News, Mikayla Ortega talks about how the area has overcome recent challenges.

Committee members from both parties raised concerns about the proposed Strategic Water Supply Act while passing it on to the next committee hearing.

After its first committee hearing, bill sponsor, Rep. Susan Herrera, said she would aim to make further changes to the proposed Strategic Water Supply Act.

Fourteen hours over two days of public hearings ended with Santa Fe County planners giving the go-ahead to a clean energy plan that divided the community.

Two senate bills carried by Majority Leader Peter Wirth address gaps in federal environmental policy.

An upcoming Santa Fe County Planning Commission pits a large power company against a group local residents over a utility-size solar/battery project.