On Saturday (Feb. 15), Taos Ski Valley will host Boarding for Breast Cancer (B4BC) and its event “Shred the Love” to help raise awareness for those affected by the disease. Money raised from the event will go to B4BC and Anita Salas Memorial Fund, a nonprofit that helps women with financial assistance.

Members of the Taos Tree Board are gearing up for spring as they ready the community for their annual Arbor Day festival.

The 8th Judicial District Attorney’s Office and the Law Offices of the Public Defender in Taos are preparing for a trial next month in a rape case filed in July in Red River ...

A man charged in a 2017 aggravated assault upon a peace officer case remains wanted on a bench warrant, creating another delay in bringing his case to a trial. Requildo Cardenas was originally …

A bill that would create a potential pathway for New Mexico to import prescription drugs from Canada is now on its way to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's desk, where it is expected to be signed into law.

"I can't explain it to myself, let alone someone else." — Sen. George Muñoz, D-Gallup, after a lengthy and sometimes contentious debate on the Senate floor over Senate Bill 52, which would require additional reporting requirements for the Local Economic Development Act. Here's some of the Legislature's latest:

Months after the U.S. House passed a bill that would create a long-sought, 10-mile drilling ban on federal land around Chaco Culture National Historical Park, the Navajo Nation is demanding Congress cut the proposed protection zone in half.

After months of debate, the Taos Regional Landfill Board elected to take over operations at the town of Taos Recycle Center at 201 Bertha Street. The town had been requesting financial assistance for the center’s operations due to the rising costs of recycling and declining revenues. Now, the future of recycling at the center has some folks questioning the next move.

After four hours of public comment, and with more people waiting to speak, the Taos County Planning and Zoning Commission voted Wednesday night (Feb. 12) to continue a hearing on a proposed Family Dollar in El Prado. 

The Taos County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed Family Dollar store in El Prado. The proposed store is again generating controversy between supporters and those who think a Family Dollar Store doesn't belong in the location.