Walt Rubel reviewed the week's top news stories plus he gives his impression of the candidates that have appeared on KTAL-LP's Speak Up, Las Cruces so far. His featured interview this week is with Frank Bryce and Jean Gilbert from the Humane Society of Southern New Mexico, talking about the new feral cat ordinance in Las Cruces.
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:
Las Cruces school board ponders game-based behavior system by Algernon D'Ammassa
Habitat for Humanity volunteer celebrates 100th birthday at groundbreaking ceremony by Bethany Freudenthal
GOP hopefuls in southern New Mexico dismiss impeachment talk by Russell Contreras
NMSU, the state and the oil and gas industry are teaming up to solve wastewater issues by Damien Willis
New Mexico Republicans react to halt on forest thinning and firewood permits by Algernon D'Ammassa
Frank Ray to be featured in 'Today' show special at Las Cruces Country Music Festival by Jacqueline Devine
Walmart where El Paso mass shooting occurred to reopen in November, will include memorial by Vic Kolenc
NMSU enrollment increase is good news for Chancellor Arvizu, President Floros by Algernon D'Ammassa
'We are better prepared': New Border Patrol chief discusses future of El Paso sector by Lauren Villagran
Doña Ana County Detention Center names new director (Las Cruces Sun News)
New Mexico Republican Party slaps candidate for 'intentionally false statements' by Algernon D'Ammassa
A dangerous red flower is driving record numbers of migrants to flee Guatemala by Daniel Gonzalez
Doña Ana County Sheriff's major on leave over law enforcement certification by Algernon D'Ammassa
Permanent archives preserve African American history by Mike Cook
Las Cruces school board ponders game-based behavior system by Algernon D'Ammassa
Habitat for Humanity volunteer celebrates 100th birthday at groundbreaking ceremony by Bethany Freudenthal
GOP hopefuls in southern New Mexico dismiss impeachment talk by Russell Contreras
NMSU, the state and the oil and gas industry are teaming up to solve wastewater issues by Damien Willis
New Mexico Republicans react to halt on forest thinning and firewood permits by Algernon D'Ammassa
Frank Ray to be featured in 'Today' show special at Las Cruces Country Music Festival by Jacqueline Devine
Walmart where El Paso mass shooting occurred to reopen in November, will include memorial by Vic Kolenc
NMSU enrollment increase is good news for Chancellor Arvizu, President Floros by Algernon D'Ammassa
'We are better prepared': New Border Patrol chief discusses future of El Paso sector by Lauren Villagran
Doña Ana County Detention Center names new director (Las Cruces Sun News)
New Mexico Republican Party slaps candidate for 'intentionally false statements' by Algernon D'Ammassa
A dangerous red flower is driving record numbers of migrants to flee Guatemala by Daniel Gonzalez
Doña Ana County Sheriff's major on leave over law enforcement certification by Algernon D'Ammassa
Permanent archives preserve African American history by Mike Cook
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