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KRWG Multimedia Reporter Noah Raess reports on the Mesilla Valley Economic Development Alliance's recent AI and energy conference, plus commentary from Walt Rubel on Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's aims to make New Mexico the first state to provide universal childcare.

In health news, KACU's Baylie Simons talks to experts about ways to help older adults with mental health struggles, plus the New Mexico House Education Committee advances a bill that would redefine definitions of allowable physical discipline practices in public schools.

In health news, a new study suggests that a heart attack might put you at risk for cognitive decline at a faster rate than usual as you age.

El Paso marks 4 years since the Walmart mass shooting, but anti-immigrant rhetoric used by the shooter remains an issue among elected officials (and more).

The New Mexico Environment Department and the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority signed a settlement that saw CRRUA being fined nearly $200,000, but concerns around water and the price of the rates still remain. KRWG's Noah Raess has more.

In this preview of KRWG-TV's "Newsmakers" airing tonight at 7, Scott Brocato talks with NMSU professors Bruce Berman and Mary Lamonica about their new book, "Home Front: Alfred T. Palmer's World War II Photography."

Doña Ana BOCC votes to declare a disaster to aid Vado and surrounding communities; Scott Brocato talks with singer-songwriter Teresa Tudury in a preview of "KRWG Music Spotlight" airing Saturday night at 10 on KRWG-TV.

In a preview of the latest episode of "Fronteras: A Changing America," airing tonight at 7:30 on KRWG-TV, KC Counts talks with Dawn Hommer, CEO of the Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico, about the concept of Guaranteed Basic Income.

In an encore presentation of "Newsmakers" tonight at 7 on KRWG-TV, KC Counts talks with former KRWG Public Media content director Anthony Moreno, who spoke of his early days in radio and coming to Las Cruces from the Midwest.

Scott Brocato speaks with Author Michael Benanav, who will read from his latest book, “Himalaya Bound: One Family’s Quest to Save Their Animals and an Ancient Way of Life”, as part of NMSU’s Nelson-Boswell Reading Series.