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Taos launches year-round nonstop flights to Denver (opens the original)
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Seasonal flights to Dallas and Austin, Texas, and Carlsbad, California, renewed TAOS — Taos Regional Airport is one step closer to becoming a travel gateway in the Southwest. The town of Taos announced this week that its first full year of air service at Taos Regional Airport begins Thursday, marking an important milestone in the decade-long effort to transform the small airport into a full-service regional travel hub. Headlining the announcement are round-trip flights to Denver International Ai
Taos co-op aims for $38M to strengthen rural grid (opens the original)
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Total $86.8 million in potential funds earmarked for three New Mexico electric utilities to modernize grids TAOS — The U.S. Department of Energy this month announced Kit Carson Electric Cooperative as one of four small utilities across the country set to receive millions in federal funding to modernize its rural electrical grid. Part of DOE’s $1.9 billion SPARK initiative, the department selected KCEC to receive up to $38.1 million. The utility plans to use funds to update its main transmission
Taos co-op gets $38M to strengthen rural grid (opens the original)
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Total $86.8 million in potential funds earmarked for three New Mexico electric utilities to modernize grids TAOS — The U.S. Department of Energy this month announced Kit Carson Electric Cooperative as one of four small utilities across the country set to receive millions in federal funding to modernize its rural electrical grid. Part of DOE’s $1.9 billion SPARK initiative, the department selected KCEC to receive up to $38.1 million to update its main transmission line between Taos and Questa, wh
New Mexico climbs in child poverty rankings (opens the original)
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State remains among poorest in nation, but programs like universal childcare could help lighten household burden Poverty in New Mexico declined over the last three years, especially for people under 18, improving its standing among the poorest states in the nation. New Mexico’s overall average poverty rate fell from 17.2% between 2022 and 2024 to 16% from 2023 through 2025, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest three-year estimates, outstripping a national decline of 0.4 percentage points
First snow flurries spotted at Red River Ski Area (opens the original)
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National Weather Service: September dustings not uncommon, but heavy precipitation could signal strong winter storms ahead Like a rare animal ghosting into view on a trail camera, it came and went in a matter of minutes, leaving no trace by morning, but there could be no doubt: Snow flew in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of New Mexico on Wednesday night. Mikayla Ortega, editor of Taos County’s Questa del Rio News, was one of the first people to share a clip from Red River Ski Area’s snow cam sho
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