Walt Rubel reviewed the week's top news stories plus he reported on what happened during the latest city council, county commissioner's and school board meetings. On this week's featured interview, he talked with J. Joe and Arlene Martinez about a new First Responders Memorial 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 his selections for this week:
$125 million in projects at Holloman, WSMR diverted to pay for border wall by Christal Hayes, Tom Vanden Brook and Bart Jansen
NMSU regents approve New Mexico hemp rule; here's what it means for the industry by Algernon D'Ammassa
Sears store at Mesilla Valley Mall among 100 locations set to close this year by Algernon D'Ammassa
Walmart to no longer sell certain ammunition, NRA says action won't 'make us any safer' by Charisse Jones
New Mexico to bolster Medicaid spending on mental health by Morgan Lee
Waste to water: From basin to basin, oil and gas's water dilemma grows as production booms by Adrian C. Hedden
The Permian Basin needs a plan for dealing with waste water, tomorrow's water needs by Jessica Onsurez (appeared in the print edition of the Sun-Times as "NM needs a real plan to manage waste water, future needs")
Customers lose in El Paso Electric sale, ex-Texas PUC official says; EPE leaders disagree by Vic Kolenc
Veterans and friends honor Tuskegee Airman James Clayton Flowers in Las Cruces by Spencer Taylor
Ranked-choice voting among myriad Election Day changes in 2019 by Diana Alba Soular
Hatch Chile Festival: Vendors say green chile crop is late — but good by Nathan J. Fish
Future of chile festival imperiled by lack of sponsors by Blake Gumprecht
Fabián García, of NMSU, to become first Hispanic in national agricultural hall of fame by Adriana M. Chavez
Las Cruces fires economic development director as investigation continues by Algernon D'Ammassa
J. Paul Taylor: He’s had the opportunity to live our history in a personal way by Mike Cook
$125 million in projects at Holloman, WSMR diverted to pay for border wall by Christal Hayes, Tom Vanden Brook and Bart Jansen
NMSU regents approve New Mexico hemp rule; here's what it means for the industry by Algernon D'Ammassa
Sears store at Mesilla Valley Mall among 100 locations set to close this year by Algernon D'Ammassa
Walmart to no longer sell certain ammunition, NRA says action won't 'make us any safer' by Charisse Jones
New Mexico to bolster Medicaid spending on mental health by Morgan Lee
Waste to water: From basin to basin, oil and gas's water dilemma grows as production booms by Adrian C. Hedden
The Permian Basin needs a plan for dealing with waste water, tomorrow's water needs by Jessica Onsurez (appeared in the print edition of the Sun-Times as "NM needs a real plan to manage waste water, future needs")
Customers lose in El Paso Electric sale, ex-Texas PUC official says; EPE leaders disagree by Vic Kolenc
Veterans and friends honor Tuskegee Airman James Clayton Flowers in Las Cruces by Spencer Taylor
Ranked-choice voting among myriad Election Day changes in 2019 by Diana Alba Soular
Hatch Chile Festival: Vendors say green chile crop is late — but good by Nathan J. Fish
Future of chile festival imperiled by lack of sponsors by Blake Gumprecht
Fabián García, of NMSU, to become first Hispanic in national agricultural hall of fame by Adriana M. Chavez
Las Cruces fires economic development director as investigation continues by Algernon D'Ammassa
J. Paul Taylor: He’s had the opportunity to live our history in a personal way by Mike Cook
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