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U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-NM) called the president's speech, "some of the most divisive rhetoric we've seen within the institution," of the State of the Union.

The suspension of Medicaid payments to in-state providers of mental health and substance abuse services in the wake of fraud allegations now has…

An official with the U.S. Department of Energy says workers at the federal government's Waste Isolation Pilot Plant will undergo practice placement of…

New Mexico Democrats will gather at Laguna Pueblo tomorrow for the party's pre-primary convention. State Democratic Party Chair Sam Bregman says party is…

The Department of Energy is expected to detail its plans for sealing off areas of its troubled underground nuclear waste dump in southeastern New Mexico.…

The city of Albuquerque has agreed to submit to independent oversight of federally mandated reforms to its troubled police department. Under an agreement…

Democrats were quick to push back on Trump's social media suggestion to rename New Mexico on Sunday. Most Republicans have remained silent

KSFR News has been covering the upcoming closure of the Cibola County Correctional Facility in Milan New Mexico that will put 257 workers into…

We had originally planned for this week’s Forum to focus on the Jewish Festival of Lights, Hanukkah (or Chanukah). But in the wake of the tragic December 14 attack on Bondi Beach in Australia, we felt it was essential to begin our conversation with Rabbi Martin Levi about the global rise of antisemitism, the impact of such violence on Jewish communities, and what must be done to confront and counter hate.After the break, Rabbi Martin joins co-host Reverend Talitha Arnold to explore the origins of the eight-day observance of Hanukkah, along with the history and meaning behind its rituals, including music, gifts, and food. Listeners will especially enjoy their discussion of the songs featured in the program, including two versions of Light One Candle.

On this episode of Our Santa Fe, Andrew speaks with Julia, Martin, and Allen from Santa Fe Community College's automotive technologies program.