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  • KC Counts talks with Dr. Richard Pineda, UTEP associate professor and director of the Sam Donaldson Center for Communication Studies, about closely watched races in the Texas primary including El Paso County sheriff and district attorney.
  • KC Counts talks with Gretchen Morgenson, author and senior financial reporter with the investigations unit at NBC News about the dangers of private equity and more.
  • In part one of a two-part conversation, KC Counts talks with Father Tom Smith, director of the Holy Cross Retreat Center in Mesilla Park, about the upcoming Franciscan Festival of Fine Arts.
  • A large data center proposed for Santa Teresa draws opponents and supporters at Tuesday's Doña Ana County BOCC meeting, plus commentator Walt Rubel on new threats to American workers.
  • In health news, KERA's Sam Baker talks with a cardiologist about a new study that suggests too much time spent on electronic devices may put teens at risk for cardiometabolic disease.
  • Scott Brocato talks with Sarah Silva, candidate for State House District 53, about her campaign in the wake of the decision by Democratic primary winner Dr. John Hill to step out of the race for health reasons.
  • In health news, KERA's Sam Baker talks with Dr. Katy Fetten, a cardiothoracic surgeon, about why underdiagnosis is a major reason for heart disease in women as well as men.
  • The Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners meeting saw a new Commissioner replacing Shannon Reynolds; plus Susan Moree on Seedboat Collective in Silver City, which is offering a website building seminar on Thursday.
  • Tonight at 7 is the finale of "Your Legislators" for 2026 on KRWG-TV, which will feature State Senator Jeff Steinborn and investigative journalist Jerry Redfern. Here's a preview of Redfern's conversation with KC Counts.
  • Election results in El Paso, plus commentator Walt Rubel offers his thoughts on the nomination of former New Mexico Congressman Steve Pearce to lead the Bureau of Land Management.
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