An 18-year-old El Paso man was arrested and is facing charges after allegedly stalking and harassing a member of the NMSU dance team, plus part two of KC Counts' interview with District 53 State Representative Sarah Silva.

KRWG's Noah Raess reports on the Las Cruces City Council's final meeting of the year, plus commentator Walt Rubel on Donald Trump's first year of his second term as president.

In the first of a two-part conversation, KC Counts talks with District 53 State Representative Sarah Silva about some of the challenges local health care providers are facing that they say make it hard for New Mexico to attract and keep medical professionals.

In health news, KC Counts discusses helpful tips to avoid spreading cold and flu this holiday season with Elizabeth Lopez, infection preventionist at Memorial Medical Center.

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.