Kevin Meerschaert
Reporter/Producer
Kevin Meerschaert comes to Santa Fe from Jacksonville, Florida where he spent the past 20 years covering politics, government and pretty much everything else.
He has worked in public radio for most of the past 30 years.
He was previously the Senior Staff Reporter and Executive Producer at WJCT in Jacksonville. He previously worked at public radio stations in Salisbury, Maryland; Evansville, Indiana and Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Kevin is a native of Michigan and is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University with degrees in Political Science and Telecommunications. He has received numerous awards for his reporting skills.
When he’s not bringing you the news you may see him riding his bicycle around town or using his telescope to take a closer look at New Mexico’s dark skies.
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After four years of work the Midtown Master Plan has been approved by the Santa Fe Governing Body. -
The United Jails Task Force recommended against combing the state's jails and prisons but does have other suggestions regarding New Mexico's corrections system.
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Advocates say New Mexico is dire need of hiring and retaining more certified social workers.
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The Paid Family & Medical Leave Task Force presented its recommendations to lawmakers on Monday.
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About 250 people gathered at The Santa Fe Plaza Tuesday night for a candlelight vigil for the victims of the Saturday night Club Q massacre in Colorado Springs.
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Acting Cabinet Secretary of the New Mexico Department of Health Dr. David Scrase says COVID cases are on the rise at the holiday travel season kicks off.
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New Mexico's E-911 Bureau told lawmakers on Monday the current GIS system has too many address errors and needs to be renovated.
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President Joe Biden said some applicants would be getting relief in the next few days if it wasn't for the GOP.
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Supporters of the constitutional amendment that would earmark for dollars for education programs are rallying this week to get people to the polls to vote.
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The New Mexico Legislative Health and Human Services Committee focused on behavioral health issues on Monday.
