Walt Rubel is a Managing Editor for KRWG Public Media and The Las Cruces Bulletin. With a focus on local news in New Mexico, specifically in Las Cruces, Walt covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and community events. His articles aim to inform and engage readers while providing a balanced perspective on important issues affecting the local community.
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Walt Rubel focuses on local politics and legal policy regulation in New Mexico, particularly Las Cruces. He seems to prefer covering government announcements and citing data to support his articles.
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