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KSUT at 50: Growth in the 1980s, the signature Blend, and becoming an NPR affiliate

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By Clark Adomaitis Verified
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Here's part two of a series marking KSUT's history, told through interviews with DJs, board members, staff, and listeners who helped shape the station's legacy. Explore part one here. KSUT marks its 50th anniversary in 2026. When the station signed on in 1976, it was one of only a handful of Native American radio stations in the country. Today, KSUT broadcasts tribal news, NPR programming, and a signature mix of music across the Four Corners region and beyond.
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Farmington Jazz Fest this Saturday celebrates a century of live jazz in northwest New Mexico

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By Clark Adomaitis Verified
| KSUT FM Verified
Jazz might not be the first thing that comes to mind in rural northwest New Mexico. But in San Juan County, a decades-long tradition of jazz education and performance has helped keep the music alive. Delbert Anderson grew up in Shiprock and now lives in Kirtland. The Diné trumpeter has spent years researching Farmington’s musical history. He’s also one of the organizers of the Farmington Jazz Festival, which grew out of that research. “There was the Diné trumpeter Jacob C.
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Immigrant advocacy group says ICE activity is increasing in La Plata County

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By Clark Adomaitis Verified
| KSUT FM Verified
Compañeros Four Corners Immigrant Resource Center said workers, employers, and residents have reported seeing or interacting with agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement while traveling to jobs or near their homes. Many of the reports involve people working in construction and food service. According to Enrique Orozco-Perez, co-executive director of Compañeros, the organization has documented dozens of recent detentions.
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