Snow blanketed Taos and other portions of the valley overnight, but there are no school delays or closures reported for the area yet. Cimarron schools are on a two-hour delay.  More snow … more

Two remote corners of Taos County are officially wilderness after the president today signed into law a sweeping public lands bill. The areas around Ute Mountain, near Costilla, and below San … more

Update 9:15 a.m., March 13: Peñasco schools are closed, Moreno Valley High School, Eagle Nest and Cimarron schools are all on two hour delays today due to snow . more

When farmers plant their field, it takes just a season to see the harvest of that crop. But when it comes to conservation education for youth, it’s a long-term investment, says Peter Vigil, … more

The New Mexico Department of Health issued an emergency rule on Friday (March 1) that lets medical cannabis producers grow up to 2,500 plants. more

Public invited to TSV via ferrata talk FridayTaos Ski Valley is hosting a public forum Friday (March 8) to discuss the proposed Via Ferrata development in the Katchina Bowl.The forum will happen from … more

Thanks to a positive recommendation Monday (March 4) from a Senate committee, the full Senate will hear a bill that would dramatically decrease the amount of … more

The cost of a cow on federal land is going down, which is good news for ranchers working in the margins of the country's cattle industry.Ranchers will have to pay … more

Michael Cloutman hates those moments when a patient comes through the door of the cannabis dispensary in Taos and he has to tell them that the medicine they need is … more

It's not the biggest news of the year, but we still get excited when winter brings Northern New Mexico the life-giving gift of snow.The snowstorm that rolled into the … more