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Part one of a two-part interview with KC Counts and New Mexico State Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard, a preview of tonight's "Fronteras: A Changing America," airing tonight at 7 on KRWG-TV.

Latin Heritage Month begins next week. In part one of a two-part conversation, KC Counts talks with Latin American Student Programs coordinator Claudia Gonzalez Astorga about her work.

KRWG's Abigail Salas on a Christmas light wonderland in Las Cruces, plus commentator Walt Rubel on what the New Mexico Legislature has to consider in their upcoming 30-day session next month.

KC Counts speaks with Matthew Gloudemans, former campaign manager for Dr. Jon Hill, who won the Democratic nomination for State House District 53. Hill passed away Friday at the age of 76.

Johnny Coker reports on an upcoming hearing for the Yazzie Martinez case and a preview of "Newsmakers" with Anthony Moreno and Liz Anichini discussing La Semilla's programs to provide hands-on education about growing fruits and vegetables.

Dr. Miranda Durahm, Chief Medical Officer the the New Mexico Department of Health, talks with Scott Brocato about the Safe Sleep campaign, which aims to reduce the risk of sudden unexpected infant death.

KRWG's Abigail Salas reports on Senator Ben Ray Lujan's Tuesday town hall meeting to address the GOP cuts to healthcare; KC Counts talks to Dr. Jennifer Hasty about the Wonders On Wheels mobile museum.

A preview of tonight's KRWG Public Media candidate forum for Las Cruces Public Schools Board of Education for District 2, with KC Counts and incumbent candidate Pamela Cort. Challenger Kristina Moore could not attend.

KC Counts talks with U.S. Congressman Gabe Vasquez about the Department of Energy announcing it was pulling over $8 billion in funding for energy projects in mainly Democratic states, including $135 million in New Mexico.

A new report released Tuesday shows how recently naturalized U.S. citizens in New Mexico can flex an important electoral muscle during the upcoming midterm elections; El Paso is ending migrant charter buses to New York and Chicago, and more.