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Today’s (March 21, 2018) KSFR Wake-Up Call: Two reports emanating from Washington: Senator Martin Heinrich is pushing for answers into the question of…

US Senators including New Mexico Democrat Martin Heinrich announced an agreement Tuesday to expand VA coverage for veterans who suffer from illnesses due to being exposed to toxins while serving.

Senator Martin Heinrich held a press conference March 22, to address the fentanyl epidemic plaguing the country. Desiree Bustos speaks on behalf of the positives changes in the fight and the challenges for Espanola.

Members of the New Mexican Delegation, US Senators Martin Heinrich, a member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, and Ben Ray Lujan and US Representative Gabe Vasquez are welcoming the U.S. Department of Energy’s announcement of a $1.5 million award from the Infrastructure Law that will help working families in Doña Ana County lower their energy costs.

An Albuquerque High School educator, Andrew Tafoya Leverett, was able to share his journey to home ownership with senator Martin Heinrich, who is currently working on a legislation to assist educators and first time home buyers purchase homes.

The school's Aprende program gives early childhood education students hands-on experience—and a paycheck

Las Cruces Chief of Police Jeremy Story recently spoke on a virtual press conference held by Senator Martin Heinrich in regards to the Fentanyl epidemic.

A senate committee reports on New Mexico's highest-in-nation vulnerability to predatory investment practices.

Senator Heinrich (D-N.M.) hosts a roundtable to discuss the future of Medicaid in New Mexico. He estimates that over 90 thousand New Mexicans could lose access to healthcare.

Senator Heinrich introduced legislation to help level the playing field for New Mexico’s children and improve student literacy rates nationally.