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In most towns across the country you can find a group of regulars gathered at a breakfast spot for their morning coffee. Alice's Cafe was that place in…

Texas musician Steven Fromholz is dead. The singer-songwriter was considered a founder of "red neck rock," the Texas version of “outlaw country.” Fromholz…

You could call it the public unveiling of the campaign season. The Democratic Candidate forums in the tri-county have begun. Last night in Marfa,…

Last night in Marfa, San Francisco based company SunPower hosted an open house at Marfa ISD to talk about a large scale solar development plan in Presidio…

Due to technical issues, the KRTP 91.7 FM signal is currently non-operational. Marfa Public Radio is still available on the 93.5 FM and streaming online.

Thursday evening, February 6: As part of today's hearing in the 394th District Court, Judge Roy Ferguson expressed his extreme displeasure that important…

Marfa Public Radio serves a large geographic area, from the border of Mexico to the Permian Basin. For much of the region, KRTS-FM is a "sole-service"…

Please consider this submission by Marfa Public Radio in the Murrow Award category of Continuing Coverage, for work produced in calendar year 2013. This…

After months of planning and preparation, the 2014 Chihuahuan Desert Bike Fest is finally here. The first pre-registrants checked in at Desert Sports in…

Born in 1856, Henry Flipper was the first black graduate of West Point Academy and was later stationed in Fort Davis. In celebration of Lt. Flipper's…