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  • Houston Public Media's Greyson Beaubien reports that it remains to be seen how the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline will be funded after federal funding that supports the service is set to expire in a few months.
  • A preview of tonight's episode of "Trails of Enchantment", airing at 7:00pm on KRWG-TV; and conservationists are worried about the future of the Mexican Gray Wolf after the Trump administration's proposed Endangered Species Ace regulations rollbacks.
  • KC Counts talks with Alexandra McKinney, instructional coordinator supervisor for the Taylor-Mesilla Historic Site, about its special place in history and the process of making it a historic site.
  • KRWG's Susan Moree talks with Krysta Montez, director of prevention programs from La Piñon, which provides support for those recovering from sexual assault and child abuse.
  • KUNM reports that people could have been exposed to measles by an out-of-state traveler who stayed at an Albuquerque hotel; a new spread of public land is being developed in the Chinati Mountains south of Marfa.
  • KC Counts talks with Rebecca Neudecker, manager of the New Mexico Department of Health's Office of Alcohol Misuse Prevention, about encouraging participation in Dry January in an effort to reduce the harms alcohol can cause.
  • Environmental advocates are urging New Mexicans to comment on a proposed Trump administration rule change regarding clean water; tensions over the name of a historically Black cemetery in rural Texas.
  • KRWG's Susan Moree talks with New York Times bestselling author Stephen Graham Jones, and KRWG Local News Fellow Abigail Salas reports on how the pickleball community came together to support DACC students.
  • KRWG's Abigail Salas on Doña Ana County Commissioners looking at a presentation on the Parks, Recereation, and Community Centers Master Plan, which is being funded by the GO Bond approved last November and more.
  • KC Counts talks about the Lenten season with Franciscan Friars Father Thomas Smith, the director of Holy Cross Retreat Center, and Assistant Director Brother Thomas Bach.
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