New Mexico is strengthening efforts to clean up oil and gas wells that threaten public health and their environment and more.

Muslims are under scrutiny in Texas right now, but as Houston Public Media reports, for many young Muslims, this attitude is at odds with the welcoming Texas they call home.

KC Counts talks with State Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard about how two parcels of state-owned land may be involved with possible crimes that took place at the former Zorro Ranch, once owned by Jeffrey Epstein.

KRWG's Susan Moree talks with MaryEllen Garcia, Executive Director of the New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence, who asked the New Mexico Legislature for an additional $5 million in funding this year but saw no increase.

Jonny Coker of the Southern New Mexico Journalism Collaborative on unhoused individuals in Roswell who are themselves volunteering to connect others in need with organizations working to help.

The NMDOH reports another Doña Ana County inmate has tested positive for measles, plus Scott Brocato talks with two playwrights who will be featured in this weekend's High Desert Play Festival at New Mexico State University.

Texas primary results, plus KERA's Priscilla Rice on heightened concerns of Iranians living in North Texas after this weekend's U.S. and Isreali strikes in Iran.

Election results in El Paso, plus commentator Walt Rubel offers his thoughts on the nomination of former New Mexico Congressman Steve Pearce to lead the Bureau of Land Management.

Today is Primary election day in Texas, and Democratic candidates in West Texas are hoping strategies used by Texas Democrat labor leader Taylor Rehmet, who was victorious in a special election runoff for the Texas Senate, can help in their own deep red districts.

In health news, KC Counts talks with Dr. Rama Subramani Reddy, a researcher at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in El Paso, about a potential new treatment for pancreatic cancer.