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Hundreds of immigrants have been arrested at immigration courthouses. It is unclear whether the federal government's admission could lead to some of those arrests being overturned.
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Latest From The Newsroom
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Rio Arriba County commissioner says he’s mobilizing opposition -
The city's Affordable Housing Office said rental prices and homelessness are also persistent issues -
A Santa Fe jury on Tuesday found Meta willfully violated New Mexico’s consumer protection laws and ordered the social media giant to pay $375 million in damages to the state. -
Sam Bregman says he'll "hold anybody accountable," but his critics think he's "all hat and no cattle." -
Protesters were joined by State Representative Tara Lujan outside the gates of Jeffrey Epstein's former ranch Saturday -
Former state official worries another court battle over water may be looming -
Second part of interview with Michael Redondo, Los Alamos County Clerk of Courts. -
First part of two part interview with Michael Redondo—Clerk of Courts for los Alamos County.
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Helga's long-time friend stops by for a visit. -
Federal, state officials call for Chavez’s name to be removed from public landmarks -
Doug Lawrence appears in Santa Fe at Unit B on Saturday, March 21st. -
Jordan talks about his upcoming tour and more.
Interviews
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Vanessa Collier will perform at Unit B on Friday, March 13th. -
New York bassist Boots Maleson joins John. Boots has played with some of the biggest names in jazz including Dexter Gordon, Milt Jackson, and Ron Carter. -
Xubi with Hybrid DJ, Drummer, Percussionist, Vocalist, Producer, and Beatmaker Chastity Ashley aka NEON PONY -
New and old protest songs are featured on Helga's show -
Hayley Harper, Guitarist, Singer, and Lyricist for Albuquerque's Maybe So chats with KSFR's DJ Trate. Their debut single "Little Light" is available at mamamananarecords.bandcamp.com. -
Helga interviews Alexandra Henry and they share their love of Brazilian music.
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