New Mexico PBS' newest one-hour documentary Law for a Lawless Land: New Mexico Territory’s Federal Judiciary, 1846-1912, features federal judges who were charged with overcoming unprecedented, if not insurmountable challenges during New Mexico’s pivotal territorial period. Faced with understanding centuries of Native and Spanish culture, they were tasked with administering justice over six chaotic decades gripped by rebellion, warfare, slavery, political partisanship, and the rampant lawlessness

New Mexico In Focus examines the stories shaping New Mexico with in-depth coverage and critical analysis. | New Mexico PBS

The birth of New Mexico Territory’s first American courts was forged amid political rivalries, conflicts over slavery, religion, and Native sovereignty, this special segment introduces NMPBS’ documentary, Law for a Lawless Land. Watch ¡COLORES! Saturday at 4pm and stream on the PBS app: https://portal.knme.org/show/colores/ | New Mexico PBS

Honor some of 2025's best films for grownups, by grownups, in a star-studded ceremony hosted by Tony and Emmy winner Alan Cumming. Adam Sandler receives the Career Achievement Award. Watch Great Performances l PBS Movies for Grownups Awards with AARP Sunday at 7pm and stream on the PBS app. | New Mexico PBS

With PBS Passport, you can watch, stream and binge past episodes of your favorite shows! PBS Passport is an added benefit available to eligible donors of participating PBS stations. Learn more at http://www.newmexicopbs.org/about-passport/ | New Mexico PBS