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Santa Fe! On November 5th you will have an opportunity to vote for the leadership of our country. With the election quickly approaching, now is the time to make sure that you are registered to vote!
New Mexico residents can register at: www.sos.nm.gov.
It doesn’t matter how you cast your vote – what’s important is that you VOTE!
New Mexico residents can register at: www.sos.nm.gov.
It doesn’t matter how you cast your vote – what’s important is that you VOTE!
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Local News
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Tom Frouge is the guest. We discuss the orgins of globablquerque, changes of venue for 2024 and the 2024 artists. -
Dr. Nirav Shah, deputy director of the CDC, talks to KSFR about how to protect yourself and others as we head toward the season when respiratory infections spread most quickly. -
A group called Millions for Prisoners New Mexico and four individuals are suing Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver, Corrections Department Secretary Alisha Tafoya Lucero, and Bernalillo County Clerk Linda Stover. -
The New Mexico congressional delegation makes a case for the federal government to honor tribal water settlements. -
Election season is ripe for grifters after your money and personal information -
Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver, in her tenth year on the job, has faced many challenges as the state's election chief. An MIT project recently ranked New Mexico as the best state in the U.S. in election administration.
In Case You Missed It
City Officials Argue for Roads Ballot Question
Santa Fe City officials and councilors made a case for voters to approve a ballot question that would green light a $25 million road improvement project.
Avery Berkowitz: A Vet at the New Mexico Wildlife Center
Avery Berkowitz discusses his efforts to rehabilitate and release animals that are brought into the New Mexico Wildlife Center.
Pinion Jays: An endangered speices
An interview with Milu Velarde in environmental services at Los Alamos National Labs. We discuss her efforts to protect Pinion Jays on Los Alamos National Lab land.
State Agencies Ordered to Restore Voter Status of the Formerly Incarcerated
A state judge ordered two agencies to take several actions toward correcting registration errors and paving the way for convicts who served their time to vote in the upcoming election.
County Commission Objects to Caja Del Rio Process
Santa Fe County Commissioners were unified in raising concerns about a federal plan to build a 14-mile power line in the middle of New Mexico forest land.
State Bills to Protect Victims' Rights
Attorney general Raúl Torrez and state representatives Tara Jaramaillo and Meredith Dixon introduce two new bills to increase protections for victims who elect to testify against defendants.
Interviews
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KSFR's Kevin Meerschaert speaks with the former USSR division director of Voice of America Mark Pomar abut his book Cold War Radio. -
Study of preventable COVID deaths should probably be retracted, researcher says, because it doesn’t account for key factors -
A bipartisan effort to get more money in the hands of victims of the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire is on its way to the United States Senate after clearing the House on Thursday, but it won’t be considered again until at least September -
Do you know what the most popular July 4th song is? Or who is Uncle Sam? And just how many hot dogs do Americans consume on Independence Day? Find out the answer to these and other pressing questions as reporter Mary Lou Cooper and Santa Fean Chris Durlak team up to give KSFR listeners an all American quiz.
