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Latest From The Newsroom
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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 -
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez said at an anti-trafficking conference that the U.S. Department of Justice has not honored the state's request for the entire, unredacted Epstein Files -
James talks about his upcoming show at Unit B -
Jazz pianist David Hazeltine calls into John Trentacosta -
U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-N.M.) introduced a bipartisan bill Friday that would prevent members of Congress from including public land selloffs in unrelated budget bills. -
Santa Fe Animal Shelter rescues homeless pets and tries to find forever homes for them. -
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NM secretary of state expects independents to boost voter turnout -
Cathy Stewart of Open Primaries told KSFR "you basically needed a magnifying glass" to find information about semi open primaries on county clerk mailers. -
Interviews
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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. -
Stark will be in conversation with Jon Gahate at The Santa Fe International Literary Festival this Sunday. -
Actress and singer songwriter Spencer Grammer learned how to play guitar as a way to rehab a hand injury she suffered while breaking up a fight -
Almost Always Never (Albuquerque, NM) joins Trate in the Frequency Emporium to discuss their music and perform live!
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