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
Shaun Farrell, soldier killed in CFB Wainwright tragedy, laid to rest in Saskatchewan
'Shaun's story will always be a part of our battalion's story, our regiment's story. And we will not forget him.'
Our Democracy Was Hanging by a Thread. Here’s the Real Reason It Held.
Sign up for Executive Dysfunction, a weekly newsletter that highlights one under-the-radar story about how Trump is changing the law—or how the law is pushing back—and keeps you posted on the latest from...
I Asked for Two More Innings, but My Daughter Said We Were Going to the Hospital
A heartfelt story of love, fear, and survival during a medical crisis amid the 2016 World Series.
Haley Stevens and a “Violent, Chauvinist Power”
Stevens’s defection from the Democratic vote isn’t a story about party intrigue. It is a story about Stevens waking up and choosing violence. In supporting Mike Rogers, she has allied herself with an odi...
I Was There to Document the Aftermath of Deadly Flooding. Then, It Started Raining.
Three people died in Ruidoso, New Mexico, last year when floods swept through the area. As the mayor prioritized tourism after the flood recovery, first responders said they weren’t equipped. Our visual jo...
Server says customer complained about her steak only after boxing it up, then the manager allegedly caught...
0 A server said in a TikTok video that she checked on a couple multiple times with no complaints, only for the woman to ask for a manager after packing her steak into boxes. Stephanie, who posts under the us...
Play The Division 2: Echoes of Central Park Today – Explore Upper West Side and Central Park, Team Up Wit...
In the biggest expansion since Warlords of New York, explore Central Park for the first time in franchise history in a haunting story for fear and rumors.
9 Things You Might Not Know About Gov.-Elect David Crowley
Wisconsin’s next governor has a very Milwaukee back story, complete with a football career.
Neighbors fought these West Side apartments. Can they coexist?
The three-story project on Old Sauk Road survived multiple lawsuits and a City Council appeal.
WSAZ+ | Local bakery’s recipe for success
Tim Irr is showcasing the story of a local bakery celebrating 45 years in business.
Broken bones, missed connections: Love leaves a mark at Theatre Exile
Theatre Exile revisits Rajiv Joseph's "Gruesome Playground Injuries," a darkly funny story of love, friendship and pain, for its 30th anniversary.
Queen’s marks milestone in ER expansion project at West Oahu
The Queen’s Health Systems celebrated the topping-off of a new three-story facility at its Queen’s-West campus, marking a milestone in its ongoing expansion project.
Building capitalizes on expansive views
A new three-story facility with a commanding view of downtown Wilkesboro and the Blue Ridge Mountains beyond, officially called the Wilkes County Government Building, was unveiled in tours for people
Cast of characters takes to the streets for 31st annual Pumpkin Parade
Downtown Brooklet came alive with storybook characters Friday morning, Oct. 30, as Brooklet Elementary School held its 31st annual Pumpkin Parade.
Portsmouth author releases second novel inspired by Scioto County
A Portsmouth author is bringing readers back to Scioto County with the release of her second novel, continuing a fictional story rooted in the area
What other newspapers are saying: Explanation for Ukraine slowdown perplexing
Ukraine says its satellite access is finally back to full speed, but the throttling episode of recent weeks has mushroomed into a larger story about the Trump Administration and an indispensable battlefield...
Lock Haven grad and author to discuss new book at Stevenson Library Nov. 5
LOCK HAVEN — Lock Haven University graduate, and former resident of Jersey Shore, Dr. Kelly McBride, returns to Commonwealth University-Lock Haven on Nov. 5, to discuss her latest book, “Mountain Mercy:...
The Faces of Quality Flooring
Steve and Judy Westergard began their flooring story in 1983 when a friend convinced them to buy a carpet franchise called Mr. Carpet. They had a small storage building and
Firefighters extinguish fire in vacant Allen Street home
Jamestown firefighters spent nearly five hours at the scene of a house fire at 433 Allen St., Jamestown, late Thursday night and early Friday morning. A 911 caller reported a house on fire at 10:44 p.m. Thur...
Paddle boarders draw attention, raise funds at river
WARREN – What started as a spontaneous text message turned into a magical Halloween adventure on the Allegheny River. It all began when Jen Dilks sent Pamela Hahn a link to a story about the standup paddle...
CalMatters wins another Online Journalism Award for “truly an online first investigation”
The contest recognizes innovative digital storytelling amongst major media outlets, international and independent news websites, and individuals telling stories online.