Recount confirms judicial primary results
An automatic recount of ballots cast in the June 2 Democratic primary race for Division I Taos County magistrate judge found no discrepancies in the original tally: Attorney Day Thornton
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Taos High grad leads national career ed organization
Arroyo Seco native and Taos High School graduate Robert M. Torres is serving as president of the Association for Career and Technical Education, one of the nation’s leading organizations focused
State claws back $22.5M from primary care clinic project
Holy Cross Medical Center’s expansion plans are in jeopardy after Taos County failed to meet a critical deadline — or request an extension — causing the state to claw back
Jury finds Taos nonprofit liable for over $800K
On the ninth day of what was supposed to be a four-day trial, a six-person jury returned a verdict in the case between the Taos County Economic Development Corporation and
Beehive Fire near Tres Piedras expands by 1,000 acres
Updated June 30 at 12 p.m.The Beehive Fire burning northwest of Taos near Tres Piedras grew another 1,000 acres between Monday (June 29) and Tuesday (June 30).
Unity For The Community
For five years, Emily “Madame M” has been quietly gathering Taos’ spiritual community under one roof. What began as a modest psychic and metaphysical fair has become a summer staple,
Building community through mariachi
For music educator Juan Archuleta, community is built in rehearsal rooms, practice sessions, and performances, one student at a time. For more than six years, Archuleta has nurtured young musicians
Housing solutions start with partnerships
One year ago, Taos Housing Partnership (THP) first described its goals right here. Back then, the organization has just signed a lease. Now, inside those same 2,700 square feet, voices
Local mechanical company built on teamwork, accountability
“We had a plumber, but they did a lousy job that needs to be fixed. And then they left town!” This is a common lament heard by the folks at
Independence Day celebrations across North Central New Mexico
Parades, live music, fireworks, a drone light show and small-town traditions will fill Northern New Mexico as communities across Taos County, the Moreno Valley and nearby Colfax County mark Independence
Wildfire smoke moves through Taos Valley, Northern New Mexico
Wildfires burning in Southwest New Mexico and Arizona are to blame for the smoky conditions that enveloped the Taos Valley around noon Friday (July 3).
Fire danger forces burn bans, fire restrictions
Carson National Forest is operating under Stage 2 fire restrictions after the expanded fire rules took effect Tuesday (June 30) amid increasing fire danger across Northern New Mexico, according to
Community reflects after St. Catherine Indian School consumed by fire
City firefighters battled a blaze for hours Thursday afternoon at the historic campus of the former St. Catherine Indian School near downtown Santa Fe.
Sandia Labs: Hydrogen project following strict safety protocols
A Sandia National Laboratories hydrogen expert said last week that mishaps and accidents leading to catastrophic failures of hydrogen storage and use are “few and far between.” Kit Carson Electric
Top dogs
When the votes were tallied for the 2026 Best of Taos awards, Unleashed took top honors in the “Best Place to Pamper Your Pet” category — recognition owner Anne-Marie Hillings
The Harwood Museum of Art: Where adobe becomes the future
Adobe is often spoken about in the language of the past. Historic. Traditional. Enduring. Yet a momentous new exhibition at the Harwood Museum of Art argues that one of the
Presumed innocent
Facebook users are throwing more than shade on Mark Casias, the husband of Melissa Casias, the Los Alamos National Laboratory worker who disappeared in June of last year. Facebook commenters
An Artist’s Rendition of the Welcome Tree
My fascination with the Welcome Tree came long before I even knew it’s name. When driving north, coming out of the gorge toward Taos, I was consistently struck by two
Gregory Alan Isakov at Red Willow Park
Fifteen years ago, I listened from the balcony at the Taos Inn with a small crowd of close friends to Gregory Alan Isakov as he mesmerized us with his band.
TCEDC Matanza project in capital improvement plan
The Town of Taos Council approved including the Taos County Economic Development Corporation’s long-delayed Matanza meat processing facility project in the town’s infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan...
Plane flips during touchdown at Angel Fire Airport
A pilot operating a private Cessna airplane sustained minor injuries after strong winds pushed the aircraft off the runway during landing at Angel Fire Airport on Saturday morning (June 27),
Beehive Fire near Tres Piedras swells to 2,236 acres
A wildfire burning in the Tres Piedras Ranger District of the Carson National Forest grew to 2,236 acres with zero percent containment Sunday (June 28), according to WildCAD, a computer-aided
Multiple bear sightings reported in Taos
Town of Taos Police responded to a report of a large black bear in a tree at a residence on Linda Vista Lane in downtown Taos just before 3 p.m.
Trail Day introduces Taos youth to conservation work
Fifth- and sixth-grade students participating in the Field Institute of Taos got a hands-on introduction to trail stewardship and conservation careers during a Trail Day hosted by Rocky Mountain Youth