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Hospitals in the Permian Basin are overloaded with COVID-19 patients, as multiple facilities face staffing shortages and vaccination rates have largely…

The festival at El Cosmico is returning in September after being cancelled last year because of the pandemic, but organizers have announced updated…

The court's conservative majority agreed with a federal judge in Texas that the administration did not do enough to explain the policy change. The three…

In the Permian Basin, hospitals are seeing more COVID-19 patients than ever before while local schools are seeing hundreds of students and staff test…

"We are all, unfortunately, expecting that approximately 85% of patients seeking abortions will not be able to access an abortion in a health center in…

Healthcare officials in the Permian Basin are continuing to treat a high number of patients for COVID-19. Throughout August, hospitalizations for the disease at the major hospitals in Midland and Odessa reached record levels, and deaths related to the disease have reached startling numbers.

The KRTS original program Classical Midday, hosted by Roseland Klein of Fort Davis, is heard after the interview program Talk At Ten on Monday and…

The Texas legislature has moved to block a company’s plan to ship highly radioactive nuclear waste to West Texas, but federal regulators could still allow the plan to move forward as early as this month.

In the Permian Basin, thousands of oil and gas wells fill the landscape, and today some of that aging equipment is bursting and leading to uncontrolled leaks. Just this summer, one of these aged wells began leaking and spewing toxic water — more than 20 years after it was filled with concrete and abandoned — throwing one rancher into a bureaucratic nightmare filled with more questions than answers.

For día de los muertos, Marfa Public Radio is asking listeners to share their memories of loved ones. The station will air your dedications and remembrances on Nov. 1.