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It’s Holy Week in the Catholic faith, and today is Good Friday, when Christians believe Jesus Christ was put to death on the cross. It’s also when many…

When Governor Susana Martinez vetoed all higher education funding earlier this month, $745 million in planned state contributions to the state's colleges…

Governor Susana Martinez on Thursday vetoed legislation that would have expanded dog and cat sterilizations by collecting a new fee from pet food…

On Today’s KSFR Wake-Up Call: Host Tom Trowbridge checks-in with reporter/columnist Steve Terrell about Santa Fe City Council District Three being the…

On KSFR’s Wake-Up Call Thursday, Martha Burk spoke with Democratic Candidate for Congressional District One, Damon Martinez:

Workers over 50 are increasingly changing jobs or careers for a couple of reasons: they’re looking for better, higher-paying occupations. Or they’ve lost…

The Santa Fe Reporter recently took Governor Susana Martinez to court, claiming the Martinez administration withheld information from the Reporter in…

Gov. Susana Martinez has been on a state roadshow, talking about her vetoes. Here she talks with Rita Daniels on KNCE, True Taos Radio, in Taos. Rita's…

When children are removed from their homes and the case goes to court, they get entangled in an odyssey that can add to trauma. But for 22 years now, a…

Subtle developmental differences in children whose brains seemed normal at birth underscore the need to follow children long term — a lesson that may be key for babies exposed to COVID-19.