State officials are hoping that a financial incentive will help New Mexico reach the 60 percent vaccination goal. The New Mexico Department of…
State health officials are urging New Mexicans who have not yet been vaccinated to do so, in hopes of the state reaching its 60 percent vaccin…
Taos County has two new cases, leaving the total at 1,692 positives. Taos County had no additional deaths related to COVID-19, leaving the tot…
Taos County has two new cases, leaving the total at 1,692 positives. Taos County had no additional deaths related to COVID-19, leaving the tot…
Taos County moved Wednesday (Feb. 24) to the ‘green phase’ under the state’s ‘red-to-green’ reopening by achieving a positivity rate of less t…
Parents, teachers and students are split over the decision by the Taos Municipal Schools board to hold some classes in-person again later in t…
Taos County had moved to yellow. Vaccines (and bundles of hope) are on their way. But mutant COVID-19 strains are growing, and with them, the …
DUE TO COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS, CALL TO VERIFY THE ANUNCIO IS STILL HAPPENING
On Feb. 11, the Village of Angel Fire held its first Point of Distribution (POD) for the COVID-19 vaccine.“The event was an overwhelming succe…
New Mexico Department of Health Secretary-Designate Dr. Tracie C. Collins, and Human Services Department Secretary Dr. David R. Scrase will pr…
The Taos Community Medical COVID Task Force is a volunteer coalition of local healthcare providers and community partners working to build col…
The state Senate's Tax, Business and Transportation Committee unanimously endorsed a two-pronged proposal Tuesday (Feb. 9) designed to provide…
Parents, students and teachers are searching for answers on whether schools will open, stay closed or operate on a hybrid system following rec…
What happens in Vegas, the slogan goes, stays in Vegas. What happens in Taos is often a mystery even in Taos.
The countdown is officially on.The New Mexico Activities Association's board of directors formally adopted a sports calendar for what remains …
Two weeks into the 2021 legislative session, it looks like no one is home at the state Capitol.
New Mexico Environment Secretary James Kenney told state lawmakers his agency needs more staffing to inspect worker safety violations, ensure …
The town of Taos is ramping up it’s COVID testing efforts, and will be offering free drive-through testing every Wednesday in February, betwee…
House Speaker Brian Egolf said Friday (Jan. 29) the 60-day legislative session will go on as scheduled despite five confirmed cases of COVID-1…
A Republican lawmaker in the New Mexico House of Representatives and four others at the Roundhouse have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Nova Martínez sits in the living room of her parents' Taos home with her 90-year-old, Korean War veteran father and 89-year-old mother, anxiou…
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. What you may not know is that Human Trafficking, also called "Modern Day Slavery," is the second…
The Air National Guard and the New Mexico Department of Health are providing free COVID-19 testing on Wednesday (Jan. 27) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.…
After a challenging year marked by grief brought on by a deadly pandemic, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham delivered a hopeful vision for New Mexic…
