New Mexico is not alone in a delay in vote counting. *** An update on the Rail Yard complex in Santa Fe. *** What's new with New Mexico taxes. *** A green energy development in southeastern Santa Fe County.

With the state Democratic Party still trying to count the votes from last week's caucus, we'll talk with the national association of secretaries of state. *** That economic stimulus package from Washington contains a provision that could make it easier for home buyers to get a mortgage - that same package has some benefits for Santa Fe-based Thornburg Mortgage as well. *** Who are you celebrating as your favorite Valentine today - and why?

We hear from the land-use lawyer who'll develop the codes where drilling could take place in Santa Fe County. *** A giant water-diversion project for Santa Fe has gotten key federal approvals, but what will it cost? *** With the writers strike over, the show can go on in New Mexico.

As Santa Fe County commissioners plan to consider a year-long moratorium on oil and gas drilling, we'll go back in time to listen in on one of the early public meetings on the question. The chair of the County Democratic Party will join us to talk about how things went last week - this as they still count the votes from the Feb. 4th . And does the governor plan a face off with the state senate?

What is the state Democratic Party looking for in volunteers to count votes? *** A state senator introduces a memorial calling for the end of the Iraq occupation. *** A Santa Fe nonprofit sends pretend drunks to bars and retailers to find out if they're lax about selling booze to intoxicated people.

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