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State mask mandate extended, the racial gap in juvenile arrests, and commentary from Walt Rubel on college sports in New Mexico.

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By KRWG News and Partners • 21 hours ago

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Fred Martino talks with U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich about the infrastructure bill in congress and a new state-administered fund in Texas aims to help child and adolescent survivors of human trafficking.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 15, 2021

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New research says that corporate broadcast and cable news outlets may be committing "media malpractice" by rarely reporting on the connection between climate change and extreme weather events. Also, a commentary on remembering the lives lost on 9/11 and the need for more global understanding.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 15, 2021

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Texas A&M University is conducting research to determine if wearable technology can help students deal with stress. Also, we hear from U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich who shared his thoughts on Afghan refugees resettling in the United States and talked with KRWG News about the military withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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By KRWG news and partners • Sep 14, 2021

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Researchers at SMU have discovered a way to treat cervical cancer more effectively. Also, the City of Las Cruces is working to implement more sustainable building practices.

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By KRWG news and partners • Sep 14, 2021

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A plan to ship some of the nation's most dangerous types of nuclear waste to Far West Texas is moving forward despite a new state law blocking the plan. Also, we learn more about a new study on COVID Long Haulers.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 13, 2021

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Dr. Glenn Fennelly, Chair of Pediatrics with Texas Tech Health Sciences Center in El Paso discusses how COVID-19 may impact children.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 13, 2021

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An NMSU graduate was recently awarded a Fulbright Scholarship.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 10, 2021

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The pandemic has focused attention to the shortage of nurses in New Mexico. NMSU and UNM are working to ease that shortage through nursing education programs.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 10, 2021

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A new Texas law bans camping in public spaces. Also, as overdose deaths in New Mexico have risen. KUNM's Nash Jones talked with Dr. Eileen Barrett who's research shows big gaps in treatment for Opioid Use Disorder in the state's hospitals.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 9, 2021

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September is Hunger Action Month. We get an update from our region. Also, a local viewpoint on the 20th anniversary of 9/11.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 9, 2021

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The Texas Medical Association is reacting to the state's newest anti-abortion bill. Also, the LCPS Board of Education met recently to discuss the district's shortage of substitute teachers.

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By KRWG news and Partners • Sep 8, 2021

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A number of federal lawsuits seek to block new voting restrictions signed into law Tuesday by Texas Governor Greg Abbott. Also, a commentary supporting and expanding so-called "specialty courts."

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 8, 2021

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As schools resume classes health experts are warning about the impact of the delta variant. Also, Las Cruces City Council passed a resolution supporting the U.S. resettlement of Afghan refugees.

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By KRWG news and partners • Sep 7, 2021

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Proposed redistricting maps in New Mexico are scheduled to be published next week. Also, The Center for Refugee Services in San Antonio has been overwhelmed by local Afghans in recent weeks who are looking for help getting their families out of Kabul.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 7, 2021

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One of the most extreme abortion bans in the country is now law in Texas. It takes effect when a fetal heartbeat is detected. Most states with similar bans have been stopped by the courts, but as KUT reports, the Texas law has evaded that because it was written to be enforced by private citizens.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 6, 2021

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Anthony Moreno talks with Dr. Jagdish Khubchandani, NMSU Professor of Public Health Sciences, about his research into vaccine hesitancy among healthcare workers.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 6, 2021

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A former interpreter for U.S. forces in Afghanistan talks about trying to get his relatives out of Afghanistan.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 3, 2021

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The FAA has grounded Virgin Galactic while an investigation is underway into the commercial space company's test flight in July. Advocates say the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to uphold a Texas law that bans abortions after around 6 weeks will likely result in more people coming to New Mexico for the procedure. Also, Tribal Leaders are calling on New Mexico's redistricting committee to adopt the maps they put forward.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 3, 2021

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Afghan refugees arrive at Holloman Air Force Base and the annual Labor Day Franciscan Festival of Fine Arts returns this weekend.

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By KRWG news and partners • Sep 2, 2021

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Conservationists are cheering Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's executive order to protect more of the state's land and water. Also, a commentary on thousands of people from Afghanistan seeking refugee states in the United States.

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By KRWG news and partners • Sep 1, 2021

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New Mexico is continuing efforts to promote renewable energy, the New Mexico News Connection's Roz Brown reports. Also, a commentary by Peter Goodman on Las Cruces residents possibly being forced to subsidize the expansion of gas service to new areas.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Sep 1, 2021

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Some immigrants are having trouble accessing federal relief money. Also, New Mexico is re-drawing maps for districts covering the state legislature, PRC, and the U.S. House of Representatives. KUNM's Nash Jones spoke with Kathleen Burke, Project Coordinator of Fair Districts for New Mexico about how new Census data should impact the process.

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By KRWG news and partners • Aug 31, 2021

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Tesla has filed an application with the Texas Public Utility Commission to sell retail electricity. Also, the Texas Legislature passed several voting bills during the regular session. Some of the bills are very controversial.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Aug 31, 2021

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A University of New Mexico Study aims to determine if there's a link between the degree of protective immunity people get from COVID-19 vaccines and their level of physical fitness. Also, starting tomorrow anyone who legally owns a gun will be allowed to carry it in public without a license in Texas.

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By KRWG news and partners • Aug 30, 2021

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A new four-part documentary series from Ken Burns on the life of Muhammad Ali premieres on KRWG-TV on September 19th. The boxing legend's career took off during the 1960's a time when the country was having a national dialogue on race. Anthony Moreno talked with Ken Burns about how that conversation continues today.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Aug 30, 2021

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Emily Guerra talks Space Tourism with MainStreet Truth or Consequences Executive Director, Linda DeMarino.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Aug 27, 2021

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A project mapping the locations of fences is helping wildlife as they migrate. Also, a look at how residents and officials are responding after flooding in southern Doña Ana County devastated households in the area.

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By KRWG News and Partners • Aug 27, 2021

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UTEP and University of Texas sign an agreement with Space Force for research and workforce development. Also, El Paso Congresswoman Veronica Escobar visits Fort Bliss to get a firsthand look at the operation set up to receive thousands of refugees from Afghanistan.

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By KRWG news and partners • Aug 26, 2021

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Every Democrat in the U.S. House voted this week for legislation aimed at protecting voting rights with all Republicans voting against the measure. Also, a commentary on the new retail single-use plastic bag ban passed by the Las Cruces City Council.

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