KRZA 88.7 FM

A community radio station at 88.7 FM that signed on in October 1985 after a decade-long community organizing effort that began in the mid-1970s. The station carries National Public Radio programming as its editorial backbone, supplemented by local news and a range of music programming aired during afternoons, evenings, and weekends. A defining editorial mission is the promotion and preservation of Hispanic heritage, with cultural programming serving as a vehicle for social justice advocacy and intercultural dialogue along the Upper Rio Grande corridor. The station describes itself as a connecting force for the communities it serves, recognizing the shifting demographics of its listenership. As of early 2025, nearly half of its funding came from the federal government through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Volunteer membership and community underwriting constitute additional funding sources. The station's origins reflect a grassroots effort by community members determined to establish a locally controlled broadcast outlet reflecting the cultural identity of the region.