KRWG's KC Counts speaks with Dr. Sergio Martinez, NMSU assistant professor of food bioprocessing, about his research on ice cream.

KRWG's KC Counts talks with Niki Kozlowski, acting deputy secretary of the New Mexico Healthcare Authority, about Summer EBT, or Sun Bucks, and when New Mexico families can expect it to begin.

KC Counts talks with Heath Clayton, lead executive officer for the National Fund for Excellence in American Indian Education, about a $10 million grant aimed at improving early literacy outcomes for Native students attending Bureau of Indian Education-funded schools.

KC Counts talks with PBS's Andrea Sosa for a preview of what's coming up on television this month.

KRWG's Abigail Salas talks with the two candidates for Doña Ana County Sheriff, Democrat Vanessa Ordoñez and Republican Todd Garrison; and Noah Raess reports on the state representative seats that are set for the November general election.

Scott Brocato talks with NMSU photography professor Bruce Berman about his latest book, "A History of Dust."

Election results from Tuesday's primary races, plus part two of KC Counts' conversation with Cathy Stewart, National Organizing Director for Open Primaries and Let Us Vote.

Election results from Tuesday's primary races, plus commentator Walt Rubel has some thoughts about how voters and candidates should approach the general election.

KC Counts talks with Cathy Stewart, National Organizing Director for Open Primaries and Let Us Vote, about what more open primaries means for democracy.

New Mexico's "truth commission" charged with investigating Jeffrey Epstein's crimes in the state announced it will issue 14 subpoenas, plus Texas Public Radio's David Martin Davies reports on a study that suggests voting is good for you.