Walt Rubel reviewed the week's top news stories plus he reported on what happened during the most recent county commissioners meeting. He also talked with NM House Majority Whip Doreen Gallegos about increasing funding for early childhood programs.
Each week, Walt starts with a segment he calls "Rip and Read" a review of the top stories of the week. Here are the stories he selected this week:
New Mexico governor seeks money for early childhood programs by Morgan Lee and Russell Contreras
Las Cruces reels in Big Tuna by Damien Willis
After hiatus, NMSU's Domenici policy conference will return this fall by Algernon D'Ammassa
Las Cruces Public Schools scraps extended school year proposal by Lucas Peerman
Pastor whose daughter was shot in El Paso massacre rebukes hatred at MLK breakfast by Michael McDevitt
The wolf’s mouth: An immigrant community in the shadow of an ICE internment facility by Stephanie May Joyce
'We must keep on marching': New Mexico Women’s March draws thousands in Albuquerque by Damien Willis
Funding the Future: An early education trust fund by Sylvia Ulloa
Locking up Resources by Jeff Proctor
Budget Boom: 21st century ‘gold rush’ fuels long wish list for schools, infrastructure by Trip Jennings
Low pay: A stumbling block for quality childcare by Sylvia Ulloa
New Mexico might legalize marijuana. Here's what you need to know about the proposal by Michael McDevitt
Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima opposes marijuana legalization in New Mexico by Michael McDevitt
New Mexico Game Commission adds restrictions on trapping in divided vote by Algernon D'Ammassa
Fight over river access simmers before New Mexico commission by Susan Montoya Bryan
Las Cruces native Rick Montoya announces run for US Senate in New Mexico by Damien Willis
New Mexico Legislature 2020 preview: Legal marijuana, tuition-free college, red-flag gun laws by Michael McDevitt and Algernon D'Ammassa
New Mexico lawmaker proposed fracking ban, added reporting that could cost state billions by Adrian Hedden
New Mexico adopts rule as oil industry touts fiscal impact by Susan Montoya Bryan
New America School plans day of service on Martin Luther King Jr. Day by Jacqueline Devine
Father of Walmart shooting victim to keynote King event by Bobble Green
Looking to 2045, council likely to vote on long-term city plan by Mike Cook
New Mexico governor seeks money for early childhood programs by Morgan Lee and Russell Contreras
Las Cruces reels in Big Tuna by Damien Willis
After hiatus, NMSU's Domenici policy conference will return this fall by Algernon D'Ammassa
Las Cruces Public Schools scraps extended school year proposal by Lucas Peerman
Pastor whose daughter was shot in El Paso massacre rebukes hatred at MLK breakfast by Michael McDevitt
The wolf’s mouth: An immigrant community in the shadow of an ICE internment facility by Stephanie May Joyce
'We must keep on marching': New Mexico Women’s March draws thousands in Albuquerque by Damien Willis
Funding the Future: An early education trust fund by Sylvia Ulloa
Locking up Resources by Jeff Proctor
Budget Boom: 21st century ‘gold rush’ fuels long wish list for schools, infrastructure by Trip Jennings
Low pay: A stumbling block for quality childcare by Sylvia Ulloa
New Mexico might legalize marijuana. Here's what you need to know about the proposal by Michael McDevitt
Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima opposes marijuana legalization in New Mexico by Michael McDevitt
New Mexico Game Commission adds restrictions on trapping in divided vote by Algernon D'Ammassa
Fight over river access simmers before New Mexico commission by Susan Montoya Bryan
Las Cruces native Rick Montoya announces run for US Senate in New Mexico by Damien Willis
New Mexico Legislature 2020 preview: Legal marijuana, tuition-free college, red-flag gun laws by Michael McDevitt and Algernon D'Ammassa
New Mexico lawmaker proposed fracking ban, added reporting that could cost state billions by Adrian Hedden
New Mexico adopts rule as oil industry touts fiscal impact by Susan Montoya Bryan
New America School plans day of service on Martin Luther King Jr. Day by Jacqueline Devine
Father of Walmart shooting victim to keynote King event by Bobble Green
Looking to 2045, council likely to vote on long-term city plan by Mike Cook
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