In the second of their two-part conversation, KC Counts talks with Tina Cordova, co-founder of the Tularosa Basin Downwinders Association, about the documentary "First We Bombed New Mexico," screening Sunday at the Fountain Theatre in Las Cruces.

Oracle could delay some rent payments for up to three years if Project Jupiter's power supply is not ready on time according to a "force majeure" notice, plus KRWG's Serena Johnson talks with Christopher Rodriguez, owner and director of operations with Pinnacle Institute.

KC Counts talks with Tina Cordova, co-founder of the Tularosa Basin Downwinders Association, about the documentary "First We Bombed New Mexico," screening Sunday at the Fountain Theatre in Las Cruces.

In a preview of tonight's episode of "Trails of Enchantment," airing at 7pm on KRWG-TV, producers Jonny Coker and Courtney Hill head to Cloudcroft for Lumberjack Day.

KC Counts talks with Amanda Bowen, Doña Ana County Emergency Manager, about first responders on alert for potential life-threatening situations due to heavy rains.

The New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management announced it had activated the State Emergency Operation Center ahead of expected flash flooding, plus commentator Walt Rubel talks about the Trump Administration's "Model City."

In part two of their two-part conversation, KRWG's Noah Raess talks with Christopher Cramer, director and producer of the documentary "Journeys," which examines the use of psilocybin in therapy.

In health news, KERA's Sam Baker talks with Dr. Dona Casey about why fall brings the usual seasonal illnesses and more.

KRWG's Noah Raess talks with Christopher Cramer, director and producer of the documentary "Journeys," which examines the use of psilocybin use in therapy.

Scott Brocato talks with Ben Rasmussen, executive director of The Commons about their mission to tackle food insecurity in Grant County and about Saturday's "Gala in the Garden" event.