Madison Staten
Multimedia ReporterMadison Staten was a Multimedia Reporter for KRWG Public Media from 2020-2022.
Originally from Portland, Oregon, Madison spent her college years at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. She received both undergraduate and graduate degrees from the institution.
Madison worked on a variety of shows for Arizona PBS during her time in college—including Arizona Horizon and the television magazine program Catalyst.
She is passionate about storytelling and public media, and believes in the the mission of public broadcasting: to educate and inform with depth and accuracy.
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An unfinished commercial property sits in the heart of Las Cruces, unchanged, despite years of conversations and development ideas. Now, city officials and other local stakeholders are hoping for an expedient redevelopment of the property, located on the corner of South Main Street and Amador Avenue. -
The city of Las Cruces is working to secure millions in grant funding through the Federal Aviation Administration for improvements to the Las Cruces International Airport. -
Mayor Ken Miyagishima declared the state of the city strong Wednesday—opening his annual address by commending the work of city staff for their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. -
The Las Cruces City Council is reviewing a recommendation from the Las Cruces Utilities Board of Commissioners to increase natural gas rates over a three-year period, following a presentation from Las Cruces Utilities Director Delilah Walsh. -
A resolution authorizing the allocation of nonprofit American Rescue Plan Act funding was tabled indefinitely Tuesday by the Las Cruces City Council. -
The LCPS Board of Education discussed proposed updates to middle school curriculum Tuesday. -
The Las Cruces City Council received an update on youth development and diversion services Monday.
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ACTion Programs for Animals is working to bring down the number of animals euthanized in the community each year, by focusing on animals who are sick, injured or simply overlooked by those seeking to adopt at the Animal Services Center of the Mesilla Valley. -
The Las Cruces City Council unanimously denied an appeal from a local cannabis-themed retailer to keep its registration license, following allegations the business was in violation of city code.
