Sanchez: King was a rare politician
Gabe Sanchez, a political science professor at the University of New Mexico, talks about the legacy Bruce King leaves behind.
Question of the Day: Nov. 20, 2009
"New Moon" actor Taylor Lautner caught his big break in 2005 after landing a lead role in which children's movie?
Budget woes close state park
Bluewater Lake State Park is closed to the public this winter because of budget cuts, but the staff that remains is working to improve the park for the summer
NM ski season kicks off Saturday
It's just about ski season in New Mexico, with Sipapu opening Saturday and Red River opening next Wednesday. Ski New Mexico's George Brooks previews what the
Cancer survivor against new guidelines
Christi Rich, a ten-year breast cancer survivor, says she's not in favor of new breast cancer screening guidelines that may not have allowed her cancer to be
Question of the Day: Nov. 19, 2009
Five out of six Americans under the age of 18 have never touched one of these. What is it?
HSUS works to balance horse population
Holly Hazard of the Humane Society of the United States talks about what the organization is doing to keep the wild horse population under control.
Question of the Day: Nov. 18, 2009
Sixty-seven percent of workers say they feel happiest on the job when?
ABQ company builds Navajo phone service
Less than 40 percent of homes on the Navajo Nation have telephone service, but an Albuquerque company, Sacred Wind Communications, is working to improve that
Report card on preemies not good
The March of Dimes has given New Mexico a D in premature births.
Alford enters third season
University of New Mexico head men's basketball coach Steve Alford talks about his third year at UNM, including losing three talented seniors.
Question of the Day: Nov. 17, 2009
Experts say having one of these adds seven hours of housework to the average woman's week. What is it?
Ask Deanna: Are NM fish safe to eat?
Pam Smith of Truth or Consequences, who lives near Elephant Butte Lake, wants to know if it's safe to eat fish she catches there and at other New Mexico lakes.
Question of the Day: Nov. 16, 2009
If you are a guy, half the women in a recent survey say you look like a "dork" if you have one of these. What is it?
Old pine nuts can cause bitter taste
Pinon or pine nuts are a favorite treat in New Mexico, but there is a strange condition caused by the nuts that could leave a bad taste in your mouth.
Baby shower held for zoo's new elephant
Zookeepers on Saturday are planning a baby shower for Daizy, the Rio Grande Zoo's month-old elephant. She's registered at Lowe's and Target under her parents'