It’s tough to make a living in Marfa; as the saying goes in this Texas town, where I’ve lived on and off since 2015, most people wear several hats. Someone may give tours at the Chinati or Judd ...

The notoriously expensive city of Marfa, TX, has a brand-new home for sale. Or should we say, two brand-new homes: 1316 W Sacramento Street comprises a pair of designer studio houses. The ...

MARFA, Texas — Teresa Todd formally resigned as the Marfa City Attorney on Oct. 23, according to the Mayor of Marfa, Manny Baeza. Todd had been on unpaid leave since August 2022, after being arrested ...

When I first began listing my one-bedroom adobe house in Marfa, Texas, on Airbnb, the service seemed like a godsend. When I took a weekend trip, I’d host tourists from Austin; their rental fees would ...

MARFA, Texas — The Presidio County Sheriff's Office arrested Teresa Todd for driving while intoxicated on Friday. Todd is listed on the State Bar of Texas and her personal Twitter account as the Jeff ...

The Marfa boom has been going on long enough that it was parody-ready for The Simpsons earlier this year. But the city’s standout traits—the art, the lights, the landscape—have also put the town in a ...

MARFA - When "60 Minutes" did a flattering piece last year on this old West Texas cow town turned hip cultural mecca, it was following a path already taken by Vanity Fair, the New Yorker and the New ...

Marfa has become a trendy go-to destination for tourists from all over the world who want to experience a remote part of Texas, surrounded by blue mountains, the desert and those mysterious lights.

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14) — City Rep.-elect Alexsandra Annello and her husband, Alberto Halpern, were involved in a serious head-on crash Tuesday morning outside of Marfa, authorities said. Halpern was ...

It’s not hard to find an artist who is politically active—particularly nowadays—but it is far less common to find one who actually holds public office. Last week, painter Ann Marie Nafziger was ...

Larry McMurtry’s stint as a critic for The New York Review of Books has already had its share of detractors. Now he’s riled up the good people of Marfa (well, one person, anyway). In his April 26 ...