Taos voters vote 'Yes' on economic development tax
Polls closed at 7 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 3). This story will be updated as results come in from the Taos County Clerk
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Historic Brownell Chalet listed for $8M in Taos Ski Valley
A longtime landmark of Taos Ski Valley is on the market. The Brownell Chalet, a three-story building that has served as a family home, guest lodge and restaurant, was listed
Taos Chamber Music Group's November offereings
Press Release Taos Chamber Music Group Presents Johann Sebastian Bach’s “A Musical Offering” in the second of two Fall Festival programs, performed on period instruments on Saturday, November 7, at
Taos pediatrician remembered for generosity, lust for life
Dr. Charlie “Doc” Anderson, the beloved and sorely-missed-in-retirement Taos pediatrician, died peacefully from natural causes at his home Oct. 14 at the age of 93. A memorial service is being
Election Day is Tuesday Nov. 3; live coverage at taosnews.com
Taos News will have live coverage of election night returns at taosnews.com, with real-time vote counts in local and statewide races as results come in after polls close at 7
New Mexico Supreme Court disbars Taos prosecutor
All five state Supreme Court justices concurred that Cosme Ripol’s license should be revoked immediately.
Aldo Leopold Writing Contest open for entries
The Leopold Writing Program is accepting submissions for its 2027 Aldo Leopold Writing Contest, inviting New Mexico students in grades 6-12 to explore the connections among land, food systems and
Expanded early voting begins
Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election expanded to three more Taos County sites Saturday (Oct. 17), giving voters in El Prado, Peñasco and Questa a polling place closer
Rio Chama breaches banks amid heavy rainfall
The Rio Chama breached its banks in the Village of Chama Sunday evening (Nov. 1), prompting mandatory evacuations.
Legacy of recipes: A new cookbook rooted in old-school Norteño methods and ingredients
“The Taos Kitchen Cookbook: Authentic Recipes and Traditions” By Chef Nité Marquez Adonais Marquez (2026, 111 pp.) How can you not love a cookbook dedicated to one’s mom? Former chef
Hermits Peak–Calf Canyon documentary to screen at TCA
“Burn, scar” is a new film that delves into longstanding tensions between generational Northern New Mexicans and the U.S. Forest Service through the lens of the Hermits Peak–Calf Canyon fire
New World screwworm cases identified in Doña Ana, Hidalgo counties
State and federal agriculture authorities have identified three new cases of New World screwworm, including one in a calf in Hidalgo County, and one in a bull and one a
Upcoming herbicide airdrops keep residents on edge
As soon as next week, one or more helicopters are expected to precision-deploy herbicide pellets over 2,929 acres of sagebrush country in the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, to
Holy Cross works to rebuild Cardiology Clinic after specialists' departure
Holy Cross Medical Center is working to rebuild its cardiology program following the departure of two providers this summer, with traveling cardiologists now staffing the clinic five days a week
$7M impact for 'pennies on the dollar'
The Taos Medical Debt Relief Project is seeking to expand its reach in the community after relieving patients of almost $7 million in medical debt since 2018. Through its partnership
New dashboard tracks poison exposures across New Mexico
New Mexicans can now explore poison exposure trends in their own counties through a new online dashboard developed by the New Mexico Poison and Drug Information Center and the New
NM Transportation Department mulls net under Gorge Bridge to deter suicides
After receiving millions of dollars for higher railings and other safety improvements to the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge to deter suicides, the New Mexico Department of Transportation is considering a
More than 1 in 5 county voters have cast ballots
Devon Christie cast a ballot for the first time on Tuesday (Oct. 27), voting for Democrats "down the line." Asked why, Christie pointed to "our current president, how he
Rio Grande rises post-storm, with more precip on the way
Deadly and destructive flooding in Northern New Mexico left Taos County relatively unscathed in the wake of dramatic storms that passed through the state beginning last week.
Governor: higher Gorge Bridge railings would alter historic character
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has explained why she told the state transportation secretary to seek other ways to deter suicides than higher railings at the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, arguing
Jury acquits Chili Line Depot owner of all charges
Gil Graves, the 81-year-old owner of Chili Line Depot in Tres Piedras, was acquitted of all charges by a jury in 8th Judicial District Court on Tuesday (Oct. 27). Jurors
New Mexico DOT to proceed with Gorge Bridge railing project despite governor's directive, advocate says
The New Mexico Department of Transportation intends to proceed with constructing higher railings at the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge to deter suicides, despite being directed by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham
"WHITE ELK OF PICURIS PUEBLO"
Celinda Reynolds Kaelin, granddaughter of New Mexico pioneer and homesteader, John Allen Reynolds, is an ethnohistorian. She and her husband ranched in Colorado for 30 years, and now reside in
TMSD partnership with Lions Club brings eye care directly to students
The Lions Club of Taos Kids Eye Van visits Taos Middle School on Friday (Oct. 2). As of early October, the mobile clinic had made 15 school visits throughout Taos County and seen 235 children.