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By Bri Kirkham, Texas Public RadioIt was standing room only at the Uvalde County Fairplex for a vigil remembering the 19 children and two school faculty…

A new book called “Educating the Enemy” compares the treatment of Mexican American students in El Paso to that of the children of Nazis brought there after World War II. As Congress considers a bill to officially recognize Blackwell, Marfa Public Radio talks with the book’s author, UTEP professor Jonna Perrillo, about what segregated education looked like in this region.

El noticiero semanal de Marfa Public Radio es un resumen de historias locales y estatales de la semana.Por Annie RosenthalEsta semana, la atención…

In Uvalde, residents are remembering Irma and Joe Garcia as loving and kind people. Irma, a teacher at Robb Elementary, was killed during last week’s…

KRTS listeners helped us reach our Fall Fund Drive goal of $50,000 - thank you!

UPDATE 7:15 PM: Evacuation orders of DMR remain in effect tonight. The Livermore Ranch Fire acreage remains at 10,246, though that estimate will likely be…

According to the Texas Forest Service, the Livermore Ranch Fire continues to burn in steep, rugged terrain. The fire is now 30% contained and has burned…

For January 26, Steve Anderson will review: "Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right", by Jennifer Burns (Oxford 2009) - a bio of Ayn Rand.

Join Marfa Public Radio at the For-The-Love-Of-Radio Barn Dance and Art Show on Saturday, May 12th. Take a LOOK at just some of the art that will be…

KRTS is happy to announce a season of Radiolab, the popular, Peabody award winning show from WNCY. Radiolab is a show about curiosity. Where sound…