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According to current and former DEA agents and records reviewed by The Associated Press, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration allowed hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills to hit the streets of New Mexico from 2023 to 2025. The tactic was intended to build larger cases against drug traffickers.
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According to current and former DEA agents and records reviewed by The Associated Press, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration allowed hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills to hit the streets of New Mexico from 2023 to 2025. The tactic was intended to build larger cases against drug traffickers. -
Deb Haaland discusses her new book on The Last Word with Carly Newfeld -
Readings from James Joyce works to celebrate "Bloomsday". -
The Epstein Truth Commission has announced nine more subpoenas in its investigation into Zorro Ranch. The latest batch includes subpoenas for US Attorney’s Offices in several states. -
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Former GOP Gov. Susana Martinez effectively disbanded Children’s Cabinet, lawmakers say -
Santa Fe Mayor Michael Garcia established June 16 as Biscochito Day -
An interview with Rodney Rivera-Lead Choreographer-at NDI -
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The Supreme Court of New Mexico confirmed Amy Barela's removal as Republican Party Chair last week -
The flight attendant on the intercom probably has more reliable information than your AI chatbot -
The collaboration between SFCC, Siemens, PNM, Santa Fe County and several state agencies has been in the works for over a decade
Interviews
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An insightful and very relatable conversation with thirty-fifth generation New Mexican, Deb Haaland, discussing her memoir, “A Voice Like Mine.” Before she led the State Democratic Party to victory, served in the US House of Representatives and was appointed by Joe Biden to Secretary of Interior, Deb Haaland’s life was often filled with daunting personal challenges that tested her faith and courage and taught her the wisdom of perseverance and persistence. And ultimately joy and the support of her Laguna Pueblo people. Now New Mexico’s Democratic candidate for Governor, Deb Haaland will be discussing “A Voice Like Mine” at The Lensic, June 21st at 6:00 pm. debhaaland.com -
James talks about his upcoming show at Unit B -
Jazz pianist David Hazeltine calls into John Trentacosta
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Roadside Distraction's Marc and Paula interview musician and producer Jono Manson, who will be performing at Unit B in Santa Fe on Friday, May 29th. -
https://roncrowdersongs.com/AboutRoadside Distraction's Marc and Paula interview Ron Crowder, who will be performing at Unit B in Santa Fe on Saturday, May 30th. -
Jordan Wax, Tanya Nuñez, and Karina Wilson of Lone Piñon join Trate on the Frequency Emporium to discuss their album Hot Carne Seca, available everywhere May 29th, 2026.
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