KUNM — Albuquerque (NPR)
Statewide public radio coverage with strong emergency, community, and weather-sensitive updates.
New Mexico mode: wildfire smoke, monsoon storms, dust walls, and winter travel surprises —
this is your one-tab dashboard: streams + local TV + official NWS alerts.
🎧 Listen Live — New Mexico
TuneIn + Audacy📻 New Mexico Local Radio
5 picks • quick linksKANW — New Mexico Public Radio (Santa Fe)
Public radio signal known for reliable local information and steady statewide usefulness during active weather.
KKOB — Albuquerque (News/Talk)
Fast local breaking talk coverage for major events across the metro and beyond.
KOB 4 — Albuquerque
Local coverage paired with KOB newsroom resources — useful when radio and TV overlap matters.
KRWG — Las Cruces (NPR/PBS)
Southern New Mexico coverage with regional weather, public safety, and borderland context.
Weather Hub Cross-Link
Need the wider BTNB weather stack too? Jump back into the broader weather layer without losing your New Mexico workflow.
📺 New Mexico TV News
5 stations • local coverageKOB 4 — Albuquerque (NBC)
Major New Mexico newsroom for breaking developments, storms, wildfires, and big statewide moments.
KOAT 7 — Albuquerque (ABC)
Strong local breaking news and weather team with broad Albuquerque reach.
KRQE 13 — Albuquerque
Local coverage across New Mexico with live updates during large weather and public-safety events.
KASA Fox (via KRQE)
Metro coverage for storms, breaking stories, and fast local updates.
NMPBS — New Mexico PBS
Statewide public coverage, public affairs, and regional reporting with public-service value.
Top Stories Cross-Link
Need the national layer too? Jump into BTNB’s Top Stories without leaving your New Mexico workflow behind.
🚨 Real-Time National Weather Service Alerts — New Mexico
api.weather.gov • area=NM❓ New Mexico FAQ
snippets • SEO • helpful answersWhat does this New Mexico page do?
It gives you one fast dashboard for New Mexico radio, TV news links, and official National Weather Service alerts.
Is the weather alert feed official?
Yes. The live alerts section pulls from the National Weather Service feed for New Mexico.
Why include radio on a weather page?
Because when wildfire smoke, monsoon flooding, dust storms, and winter travel impacts hit hard, radio is still one of the fastest and most resilient ways to stay informed.
Does this page help with Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, and statewide coverage?
Yes. It is built to help users move quickly between metro coverage, regional signal, and official alerts across New Mexico.