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Briana Sanchez/APPresident and CEO Bob Moore covers the area's top stories. -
On Thursday, Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. successfully completed its Unity 25 mission to space. Mission specialists Jamila Gilbert, Christopher Huie and Luke Mays became the newest Virgin Galactic Astronauts as they evaluated the end-to-end astronaut training and spaceflight experience.
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The American Indian Program at New Mexico State University aims to enable Native American Students to successfully achieve their post-secondary goals, producing graduates who, according to the program’s website, are self-actualized, successful role models who are viable, contributing members to the health, welfare, and peace of tribal communities and humanity. The program’s director, Michael Ray, joins KC Counts to discuss these issues by examining our past, present, and future. -
Publisher Richard Coltharp offers a preview of this week's issue.
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Nick Seibel, Publisher of The Silver City Daily Press and Independent, covers the area's top stories.
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News Director Jessica Onsurez covers the area's top stories.
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In a recent draft recommendation, a health task force says that women should start screening for breast cancer at age 40 instead of 50. Scott Brocato spoke with Dr. Elma Gutierrez, an OB/GYN with Mountain View Medical Group in Las Cruces, about the recommendation.
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No injuries were reported as a result of the blaze; the cause is under investigation.
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Las Cruces Sun News Reporter Damien Willis covers the area's top business stories.
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The 28th annual Youth Fishing Day will be held June 3rd at Grindstone Lake near Ruidoso. Scott Brocato spoke with Amanda Fry, Public Affairs Officer with Lincoln National Forest, about what to expect.
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Holtec International, a private company that builds casks to store nuclear waste, was given a license to store the nation's entire hihgh-level nuclear waste in New Mexico.
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Catch up on recent stories and interviews on KRWG News This Week.
