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Feds deploy surveillance blimp over busy smuggling corridor
SANTA TERESA, New Mexico (Border Report) – A new high-tech surveillance blimp has arrived at the U.S. Border Patrol’s Santa Teresa Station in southern New Mexico. Exclusive images obtained by Border Report on Thursday show the white aerostat tethered at the back of a station and agents checking out what will soon become an additional […]
Whats the Status of Alamogordo's Chaparral Middle School? The Saga Continues...
With the construction work beginning on the new Department of Defense funded Holloman Middle School that is operated by the Alamogordo Public School System, many citizens have asked AlamogordoTownNews.org and streaming KALHRadio.org to provide an update on the status of the rebuilding of Chaparral Middle School.
Everything You Need To Know About Colorado Trespassing Laws
Colorado is a state with lots of wilderness areas. If you are not paying attention it can be easy to get turned around on a hiking trail, or on your way up to the top of a 14er mountain. Before you know it, someone may ask you to 'get off my lawn.'
See when and where Colorado’s fall color will peak this year
Ready your iPhones and picnic blankets: Colorado’s leaf peeping season is here. As summer wanes and fall approaches, pockets of yellow aspen trees are becoming more and more abundant. Within weeks, the High Country will be awash in fall color. “It looks like it’s going to be a great...
Families file lawsuit against Jeffco school district
Three families represented by Alliance Defending Freedom have filed a federal lawsuit, alleging that the Jefferson County School District violated parents’ fundamental right to make decisions about the upbringing and education of their children. The lawsuit is based on the school district’s policy of assigning students to share overnight accommodations with other students who share the student’s gender identity rather than rooming by sex, according to a statement released Thursday by Alliance Defending Freedom. ...
Colorado sees decline in FAFSA applications after series of delays and errors
After a series of system errors caused a backlog of financial aid applications, the Department of Education is delaying the FAFSA's enrollment date to December 1 for the second year in a row.
Augmented Reality Horror Experience: The Most Unique in Colorado?
With Halloween quickly approaching, fans of the creepy holiday are undoubtedly already preparing for fun things to do that border on the spooky side. In addition to finding the ideal trick-or-treating routes, Halloween enthusiasts can also be found scouting out alternative activities including Halloween parties, haunted houses, haunted corn mazes, and more.
Is the Corn Sweat Phenomenon Happening in Colorado?
Recently, an unusual term called "corn sweat" has been making the rounds on social media, as people point out this unique phenomenon that's taking place in various places across the country. But what is corn sweat, and is it happening here in Colorado too?. Corn sweat is a normal process...
Rocky Mountain Children’s Health Foundation Needs Diapers to Support Families This Fall
September is Diaper Needs Awareness Month, and local nonprofit Rocky Mountain Children’s Health Foundation (RMCHF) is calling for diaper donations to help support families in Colorado. Nearly 1 in 2 American families struggles to afford enough diapers for their children, and this month-long initiative aims to both raise awareness and mobilize community support to address this pressing issue here in Colorado.
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