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By Marco Grajeda

Las Cruces Hospital Number One in Cardiac Care

Las Cruces, NM – A Las Cruces hospital tops other cardiac care facilities in the state according to a national study and is among the best in the country. KRWG's Marco Grajeda has more.

By Danielle Goodman

Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park opens in March 2006

Las Cruces, NM – Twenty one years ago, the Mesilla Valley State Park was first envisioned, and in March 2006 it will be a reality.

By Marco Grajeda

New Mexicans Join Campaign to End AIDS

Las Cruces, NM – Part of a bus caravan on route to our nation's capital promoting AIDS awareness made a quick stop in Las Cruces- to pick up two southern New Mexicans. The campaign is a nationwide effort between AIDS-services-organizations to combat the disease. KRWG's Marco Grajeda has this report.

On this edition of Images, we feature an encore broadcast of the program featuring Kurt Anderson and Gary Worth about the Sloan Digitial Sky Survey.

Las Cruces, NM – First Aired: 7/16/2005

On this edition of Images, we feature an interview with Carol Miller, Co-Chair of the New Mexico Green Party

Las Cruces, NM – First Aired: 6/25/2005

On this edition of Images, Carol Miller talked about her interest in Health Care reform, the need for Universal Health Care, her interest and beginnings with the Green Party and her time in Politics.

On this edition of Images, we feature another edition of Never Before Heard with Tom Smith, Marge Asprey and Fred Stern.

Las Cruces, NM – First Aired: 7/9/2005

On this edition of Images, we feature another edition of Never before heard?with Tom Smith, Marge Asprey and Fred Stern.

On this edition of Images, we feature an interview with Jon Hunner, director of the Public History Program at NMSU

Las Cruces, NM – First Aired: 7/2/2005

On this edition of Images, we feature Jon Hunner, director of the Public History Program at NMSU and author of the book ?Inventing Los Alamos: The Creation of an Atomic Community, 1943-1957?. On

the program, Jon talks about the development of this community, the impact on the scientific community and the world and what it was like for a child to grow up in this Unique area.

By Lacey Daniell

A Taste of the Wild West

Las Cruces, NM – The seventh annual Cowboy Days was held October 15th and 16th at the Farm and Ranch Heritage museum. Around a thousand people enjoyed ranching culture through music, demonstrations, and even mock gunfights. KRWG's Lacey Daniell sends this audio postcard.

By Natisha Hales

NAACP- Not Just for African Americans

Las Cruces, NM – The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has served the Black community in the United States for almost one-hundred years. But the Dona Ana County chapter has its own unique challenge. KRWG's Natisha Hales has this report.

By Danielle Goodman

NMSU Police Crack Down on Tailgating

Las Cruces, NM – NMSU Police crack down on the illegal activity during tailgates. KRWG's Danielle Goodman has this report.

By Marco Grajeda

Illegal Immigrants Found in Trailer

Las Cruces, NM – Border Patrol agents found forty-five illegal immigrants embarking on a difficult trip to Dallas. KRWG's Marco Grajeda has this report.

By Danielle Goodman

New Mexico Gets Money To Reduce Teen Suicide

Las Cruces, NM – The New Mexico Department of Health receives 400, 000 dollars to reduce the high rate of teen suicide. KRWG's Danielle Goodman has more.

By Anca Gradinaru

Romanian X Prize Team Wants a Piece of the Sky

Las Cruces, NM – One of the teams hoping to take advantage of private space tourism is from Romania. They are a few young engineers who've managed to get past Romanian red-tape bureaucracy and a significant lack of capital. As KRWG's Anca Gradinaru reports, they are now one of the best in the world and the only team from Europe involved in the X Prize Cup to build their own shuttle.

By Marco Grajeda

How do New Mexicans Benefit From X Prize?

Las Cruces, NM – New Mexico is on the verge of entering a new economic venture- attracting companies to develop reusable space shuttles. KRWG's Marco Grajeda looks at what this means to the state- in terms of money.

By Marco Grajeda

Government Cracks Down on Illegal Immigrants From South and Central America

Las Cruces, NM – Over four hundred illegal immigrants from Brazil and Honduras were arrested and awaiting deportation in Albuquerque.KRWG's Marco Grajeda has this report.