A look back at the week's top stories and interviews with KC Counts.

KRWG's Noah Raess on federal student loan caps sparking concern among educators.

A proposed bill increase by El Paso Electric that could take effect next year may be decreased after a panel of judges suggested moderating it, plus many Texans were left making difficult decisions ahead of today's open enrollment deadline to ensure health coverage starting January 1st.

Susan Moree on a 40-year tradition getting a new twist in Silver City, plus KRWG Public Media Local News Fellow Abigail Salas reports on the Regional Haze Program.

Two more arrests have been made in connection to a local gun store robbery, plus part two of KC Counts' conversation with Jerry Redfern as he discusses his reporting on a 10-billion-dollar energy production proposal before the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission.

Part 2 of a 2-part preview of this week's "Fronteras: A Changing America" with Nicole Martinez, executive director of Mesilla Valley Community of Hope.

Noah Raess reports on a Las Cruces man among three people facing federal prison time for bank robbery and Jerry Redfern discusses his reporting on a 10-billion-dollar energy production proposal before the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission.

In a preview of Thursday night's episode of "Fronteras: A Changing America" on KRWG-TV, KC Counts talks with Nicole Martinez, Executive Director of the Mesilla Valley Community of Hope (part one of a two-part interview).

KTEP's Angela Kocherga reports on a 48-year-old man from Guatemala who died Dec. 3 while in ICE custody at Fort Bliss; commentary from Walt Rubel about health care being a top issue when state legislators meet for the 30-day session in January.

In part two of a two-part interview, Scott Brocato talks with Athena Huckaby, chair of the Las Cruces Suicide Prevention Task Force, about their upcoming Survivors of Suicide Support Group.