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KUNM News and Source New Mexico's collaborative 2022 election guide offers up the lowdown on the candidates, amendments and bonds you’re making choices about.

The KUNM news staff once more received numerous awards for radio coverage this year, covering work primarily produced in 2021.

Republicans picked a seasoned TV broadcaster to take on New Mexico's incumbent Democratic governor, nominating former network meteorologist Mark Ronchetti on his pledges to rein in state spending, shore up policing and unleash already record-setting oil production.

A report is now showing that three firefighters working the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak blaze in northern New Mexico have been injured from thousands of gallons of water dropped from a helicopter on Sunday.

A controversial prescribed burn, which would eventually become the Hermits Peak Fire, has left Northern New Mexicans and officials wondering why it ever happened in the first place. The U.S. Forest Service, which lit the blaze, has yet to release all the information about the conditions under which the burn took place––citing a pending review.

The New Mexico Gay Men’s Chorus has had many themed performances over the years––ranging from marriage equality to trans rights. Now, they’re looking to open up a conversation about mental well-being.

Amid a packed legislative session with a record surplus of state revenue and plans to tackle climate change and improve education and public safety, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has officially called on the state legislature to make some changes to current cannabis laws. KUNM's Morning Edition host Bryce Dix talked with New Mexico Political Report's Andy Lyman to add some context on how lawmakers might alter the Cannabis Regulation Act.

During Albuquerque’s summer season, some neighborhoods clock almost 17 degrees hotter than others. That’s according to a report released by CAPA strategies last month.From planting trees in lower-income neighborhoods to changing the ways we build and design our streets, KUNM’s Bryce Dix reports on ways our city can cool down these neighborhoods in the face of climate change.

After more than 3 years of KUNM Radio listeners spending their mornings with host Nash Jones, the anchor is saying goodbye this week as they move on to…

The theme for this week’s installment of New Mexico Politics is court battles… Sounds fun, right?