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By Stephan Apodaca

Las Cruces, NM – Felicia Ybarra will graduate from NMSU, thus vacating her position as student regent. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca has a look back on Ybarra's term as student regent.

By Katie J. Goetz

Las Cruces, NM – Public Regulation Commissioner E. Shirley Baca was arrested at the Albuquerque airport after a small amount of marijuana was found in her luggage. KRWG's Katie Goetz reports.

By Lindsey Bilovesky

Las Cruces, NM – The New Mexico Game and Fish Department delivered 2,500 trout to Burn Lake, four months after it was closed because of a botulism scare. As Lindsey Bilovesky reports, the restocking came as good news to eager local anglers.

By Greg Bloom- Host, Emily Guerra-Cultural Correspondent, Michael Olson-Producer

Las Cruces, NM – Vision Host Greg Bloom speaks with Director of National Council of La Raza Dr.Britt Rios Ellis. Dr.Ellis, laments that new cases of HIV/AIDS are increasing in the Hispanic population. Cultural Correspondent Emily Guerra interviews Numerologist/Author Ruth Drayer who recently penned Wayfarers: The Spiritual Journeys of Nicholas & Helena Roerich.

By Marco Grajeda

Las Cruces, NM – Former Magistrate Judge Ruben Galvan is accused of bribing a woman for sex in exchange for leniency on her husband. KRWG's Marco Grajeda reports that Galvan may soon be indicted on charges of criminal sexual penetration and bribery.

By Lindsey Bilovesky

Las Cruces, NM – Burn Lake has reopened after a four-month closure prompted by the discovery of botulism. Lindsey Bilovesky reports.

By Host Greg Bloom, Cultural Correspondent Emily Guerra, Producer Michael Olson

Las Cruces, NM – Host Greg Bloom speaks with Dr. Britt Rios Ellis, director of the National Council of La Raza, who laments that new cases of HIV/AIDS are increasing among Hispanics. Cultural Correspondent Emily Guerra interviews numerologist and author Ruth Drayer, who recently penned Wayfarers: The Spiritual Journeys of Nicholas & Helena Roerich.

By Greg Bloom- Host, Emily Guerra-Cultural Correspondent, Michael Olson-Producer

Las Cruces, NM – Vision Host Greg Bloom speaks with Director of National Council of La Raza Dr.Britt Rios Ellis. Dr.Ellis, laments that new cases of HIV/AIDS are increasing in the Hispanic population.

Cultural Correspondent Emily Guerra interviews Numerologist/Author Ruth Drayer who recently penned Wayfarers: The Spiritual Journeys of Nicholas & Helena Roerich.

By Greg Bloom- Host, Emily Guerra-Cultural Correspondent, Michael Olson-Producer

Las Cruces, NM – Vision Host Greg Bloom speaks with Director of National Council of La Raza Dr.Britt Rios Ellis. Dr.Ellis, laments that new cases of HIV/AIDS are increasing in the Hispanic population.

Cultural Correspondent Emily Guerra interviews Numerologist/Author Ruth Drayer who recently penned Wayfarers: The Spiritual Journeys of Nicholas & Helena Roerich.

By Bob Mitchell

Las Cruces, NM – A former Public Regulation Commissioner is confident that extortion charges filed against him by an insurance company will be dismissed. Bob Mitchell reports.

By Michael Olson

Las Cruces, NM – More than 2,000 New Mexicans were diagnosed with the HIV virus this year. As Michael Olson reports, a professor of medicine says the spread of the virus can be curbed with more community education.

By Marco Grajeda

Las Cruces, NM – A long-term care company has announced it will begin construction of a new facility in Las Cruces. But as KRWG's Marco Grajeda reports, the company has not said where the facility will be located.

By Marco Grajeda

Las Cruces, NM – A Texas-based long-term acute-care company recently announced that it will construct a facility in the Las Cruces area. Reporter Marco Grajeda has the story.

By Katie J. Goetz

Las Cruces, NM – A group of NMSU employees attempting to establish a union has filed charges with the state's Labor Relations Board. As KRWG's Katie Goetz reports, the complaint claims university officials illegally blocked employees' attempts to unionize.

By Michael Olson

Las Cruces, NM – The abandoned mining town of Playas, New Mexico, is now a training center for police officers and other first responders. Michael Olson reports that the New Mexico Tech-owned facility will prepare law enforcement and homeland security agencies to deal with catastrophes.