KC Counts talks with Stephanie Welch, New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty's workers' rights director, about tens of thousands of New Mexicans being eligible for debt forgiveness from COVID unemployment overpayments and more.

KC Counts talks with Marshall Martinez, executive director of Equality New Mexico, about transgender students' ability to play sports on girls and women's teams.

KC Counts talks with Hannah Riseley-White, New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission director, about U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Texas v. New Mexico and Colorado and how that impacts the state.

Marshall Martinez, executive director of Equality New Mexico, talks about the recent Supreme Court decision allowing states that ban transgender girls from playing sports on girls or women's teams and if there's an impact on New Mexico.

Hannah Riseley-White, New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission director, talks with KC Counts about the settlement agreement recently signed off on by the U.S. Supreme Court in the Texas v. New Mexico and Colorado water case.

Project Jupiter job updates, a new Dona Ana County Commission committee and clowns. KRWG's Abigail Salas reports on Tuesday's Dona Ana County Commission meeting and more.

With monsoon season upon us, KRWG's Noah Raess spoke with the National Weather Service's lead meteorologist Anthony Brown in Santa Teresa to learn about weather predictions and more.

Garrett Peltonen, associate professor of kinesiology at WNMU, talks with KRWG's Susan Morée about the importance of exercise as we age and Western Institute for Lifelong Learning's Get Fit Seniors program.

Scott Brocato talks with Analisa Torres with the Branigan Cultural Center about their upcoming "Land of the People" exhibit featuring the Piro-Manso-Tiwa Indian tribe.

A Texas school district is replacing its librarians with hourly workers called "paraprofessionals" and more.