Las Cruces, NM – During recent months, Secretary of State candidates Vickie Perea and Mary Herrera have traded attacks in what has become one of the most heated races of New Mexico. As KRWG's Charles Winiecki reports, while both candidates have made personal attacks, the two agree on many issues including it's their experience is what seperates them.
Las Cruces, NM – This year's race for attorney general pits Republican Jim Bibb against Democrat Gary King. The two agree protecting New Mexico's citizens and rooting out corruption are at the top of their agendas. As KRWG's Charles Winiecki reports, they feel their diverse backgrounds make them the right candidate for the job.
Las Cruces, NM – Former Dona Ana County Undersheriff Ralph Misquez is running for sheriff against incumbent Todd Garrison in Tuesday's election. Garrison is focused primarily on retaining and training officers, while Misquez is most concerned with community policing and relations.
Las Cruces, NM – Isaac Chavez is challenging incumbent State Representative Andy Nunez for his District 36 seat. As KRWG's Yasmin Pinon reports, both candidates say they want to focus on the health and safety of New Mexicans.
El Paso, TX – Trick or treat! But don't give these goblins chocolate. As KRWG's Amanda Grube reports Halloween, or should I say Howloween, is going to the dogs literally. Nearly fifty costumed critters showed up last Tuesday for Petsmart's annual costume contest.
Las Cruces, NM – This year's race for New Mexico's state auditor gained widespread attention when one of the candidates dropped out in scandal. Jeff Armijo won the Democratic nomination, but withdrew amid allegations he made unwanted sexual advances on two women. As KRWG's Charles Winiecki reports Hector Balderas is now the Democratic nominee and faces off against Republican nominee Lorenzo Garcia.
Las Cruces, NM – Twenty percent of Americans believe it is possible to make contact wtih spirits and 37 percent believe that houses can be haunted, according to a recent study by Baylor University sociologists. As KRWG's Lacey Daniell reports, some Las Cruces residents are also getting that spooky feeling.
Las Cruces, NM – A couple of fresh faces are vying for the district 37 seat in the New Mexico House of Representatives this year. As KRWG's Lacey Daniell reports, at a League of Women Voters Forum, republican Scott Witt and democratic candidate Jeff Steinborn each name health care as a top issue.
Las Cruces, NM – Millions of people go hungry every day, but the work of two Las Cruces organizations is working to correct that problem in their community. As KRWG's Stephany Trego reports, The Potters' Guild and El Caldito Soup Kitchen get together every year to hold its biggest event, Empty Bowls.
Las Cruces, NM – When early voting began Oct. 14th, voting capability for disabled people was not available... for 6 days. This problem affected 33 counties in New Mexico. As KRWG's Stephanie Herrera reports, a critical piece of the newly required voting system hadn't come in until late last week.
Las Cruces, NM – With the cost of homes on the rise in Dona Ana County, and the influx of many new residents, the County Assessor plays an important role in the local economy. As KRWG's Evan Woodward reports, current Assessor Gary Perez who ran unopposed in 2002, is being challenged this time around.
Las Cruces, NM – Amidst the hotly contested seats in this year's election, is the lesser-hyped position of Dona Ana County Probate Judge. As KRWG's Evan Woodward reports, the part time position holds many responsibilities for county residents.
Las Cruces – Gubernatorial candidate John Dendahl (DEND-ALL) says rooting out corruption and giving parents freedom of choice when it comes to education are his top priorities.
KRWG's Lily Olivas reports on this candidate's plainspoken answers to questions at a Las Cruces candidate forum.
Alamogordo, NM – The Auxiliary Foundation in Alamogordo is a group of citizens who volunteer at the local hospital. Also, they fund a scholarship for students planning to go into the medical field. This month, the foundation held one of its three annual fundraisers, the Harvest Fair. KRWG's Charles Winiecki sends this audio postcard.
Las Cruces, NM – Candidates vying for the District thirty-five seat in the New Mexico House of Representatives share common concerns, including ethics and healthcare. But as KRWG's Michael Sears reports, each candidate has their own approach of addressing the similar issues.
