The city of Ruidoso is on the rebound after losing most phone and internet services. However, people and businesses came together to quickly restore the city and its most important services.

The city of Ruidoso is on the rebound after losing most phone and internet services. However, people and businesses came together to quickly restore the city and its most important services.

Every day on 96.3 News Radio KKOB, Bob & Kandy say good morning Albuquerque and WAKE UP! We discuss the important stories about our community that greet us at sunrise loaded with information, passion, humor and smothered in green or red chili. 

Every day on 96.3 News Radio KKOB, Bob &amp; Kandy say good morning Albuquerque and WAKE UP! We discuss the important stories about our community that greet us at sunrise loaded with information, passion, humor and smothered in green or red chili.

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It's a Rio Grande Foundation Friday!! Paul Gessing joins the Morning Show today with his perspective on the legislative session and much more. 

It's a Rio Grande Foundation Friday!! Paul Gessing joins the Morning Show today with his perspective on the legislative session and much more.&nbsp;

It's Not Just Any Friday...

Has this 60-Day session been a complete bust? What has actually happened so far? Rep. Rebecca Dow joins Bob to give her thoughts and you don't want to miss a second of this one. 

Has this 60-Day session been a complete bust? What has actually happened so far? Rep. Rebecca Dow joins Bob to give her thoughts and you don't want to miss a second of this one.&nbsp;

One More Week

Fire Chief Emily Jaramillo stops by the Morning Show for our first A.F.R. update of 2025!! Wild fires, open burning in the city, training, and recruitment are just a few topics Bob and Emily discuss on today's show. 

Fire Chief Emily Jaramillo grew up in rural New Mexico. She achieved a BA in English and Secondary Education at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa in 1999. After returning home to New Mexico, Emily taught and coached for four years at Albuquerque Public Schools before joining Albuquerque Fire Rescue in 2005. During her time at AFR, Emily has served as an officer in both the Paramedic and Fire Suppression Divisions, served on the AFD Safety Committee, taught in the EMS Training Division, and coordinated both the Professional Development and Firefighter Health and Wellness programs, served at the chair of the Operations Planning Committee for ACS, and serves on the board for the Mental Health Response Advisory Committee. In 2015, she was the recipient of the IAFF 244 Outstanding Leadership Award and was nominated as an Albuquerque Business First Woman of Excellence in 2022.

Fire Chief Emily Jaramillo stops by the Morning Show for our first A.F.R. update of 2025!! Wild fires, open burning in the city, training, and recruitment are just a few topics Bob and Emily discuss on today's show.&nbsp;
Fire Chief Emily Jaramillo grew up in rural New Mexico. She achieved a BA in English and Secondary Education at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa in 1999. After returning home to New Mexico, Emily taught and coached for four years at Albuquerque Public Schools before joining Albuquerque Fire Rescue in 2005. During her time at AFR, Emily has served as an officer in both the Paramedic and Fire Suppression Divisions, served on the AFD Safety Committee, taught in the EMS Training Division, and coordinated both the Professional Development and Firefighter Health and Wellness programs, served at the chair of the Operations Planning Committee for ACS, and serves on the board for the Mental Health Response Advisory Committee. In 2015, she was the recipient of the IAFF 244 Outstanding Leadership Award and was nominated as an Albuquerque Business First Woman of Excellence in 2022.

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