KRTS FM 93.5

A public radio station operating in the vast high-desert region of far West Texas, affiliated with National Public Radio and serving one of the most geographically remote broadcast markets in the United States. The station covers a wide range of news subjects relevant to the border region and the broader Trans-Pecos area, including environmental policy, immigration, archaeology, and public lands issues. Editorial output includes investigative and feature reporting on federal regulatory developments affecting protected lands such as Big Bend Ranch State Park, as well as coverage of agricultural science topics including entomology programs used in livestock pest management. The station also carries content from NPR's national newsgathering operations and partner stations, supplementing its locally produced journalism with broader perspectives on culture, arts, and current events. Its coverage area spans a landscape defined by dramatic terrain, sparse population, and a rich concentration of both prehistoric and contemporary cultural heritage.