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Lorne Matalon, reporter for KRTS and Fronteras Desk, aired a story nationally today on Here & Now. His story covered federal government bans keeping USDA…

America’s oil and gas boom was brought on by hydraulic fracturing, commonly called “fracking” and horizontal drilling. These methods of drilling,…

This Christmas Eve, KRTS will be hosting a special day of programming to celebrate the Holiday. The schedule for December 24th will be as follows. 10:00…

Based on voter demands, retail marijuana became legal in Colorado this week, as a few pot shops open across the state. We speak with Travis Bubenik, News…

Tom Michael of KRTS News sat down with Fred Hernandez and Bart Rosenquist of AEP Texas to talk about the ice storm earlier this winter. They discussed how…

[gallery ids="16710,16715,16714,16716,16712,16713,16709,16711"] The Third Annual Marfa Elementary School Science Fair took over the Hibbitts Gym last…

The execution at the Texas State Penitentiary at Huntsville, Texas was delayed by three hours while the Supreme Court considered and rejecteda last-minute…

On Wednesday, State Senator Jose Rodriguez held a Meet and Greet event at the USO building in Marfa to officially open his new Trans-Pecos offices. After…

Billions of people around the world are ringing in the New Year today. Often called Chinese New Year’s in this country, the Lunar New Year is celebrated…

18 months ago the USDA said it wouldn't allow its cattle inspectors to enter Mexico at the Presidio-Ojinaga crossing. Those inspectors had been crossing…