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World War Two June 6, 2024

D-Day veterans' stories live on through AI at the National World War II Museum

The number of World War II veterans is decreasing by the year. The National World War II Museum is using artificial intelligence to help some veterans' stories "live on."

Veterans May 31, 2024

Veterans become teachers, help with shortage of educators nationwide: They've 'built resiliency'

Veterans are helping to address the teacher shortage in public schools across America, but there's still a need to fill teacher vacancies across the United States.

樱桃视频 Multimedia Reporters May 28, 2024

American farmers suffer as water crisis escalates near the border

A farmer in the Lower Rio Grande Valley describes the impact a lack of irrigation water is having on the region. He hopes to see water flowing in from Mexico soon.

LIFESTYLE May 23, 2024

Foster care shortage in many states as Colorado nonprofit seeks more parents willing to help

One nonprofit in Colorado says it is seeing an average of 10 children a day enter the foster care system even as more homes are needed. Other states face a shortage of foster care homes, too.

EDUCATION May 14, 2024

Nationwide teacher shortages leave school districts relying on alternative solutions

Districts聽nationwide are shortening school weeks and packing more students into classrooms because there aren鈥檛 enough qualified teachers.

Drug and Substance Abuse April 23, 2024

Fentanyl seizures surge in Colorado as cartels spread to new regions, DEA says

The Drug Enforcement Administration's Rocky Mountain Field Division broke its fentanyl seizure record last year, confiscating more than 2.6 million pills in Colorado in 2023.

POLITICS April 5, 2024

Latino voters may make or break the presidential election in swing states like Nevada

The latest numbers show聽the majority of Latino voters聽in聽Nevada are registered as non-partisan and make up a key group candidates need to win over.

Border security March 23, 2024

Southern border in El Paso experiencing migrant backlog due to slow state transportation

El Paso is trying to cope with housing a large number of migrants in the area for longer than expected after slow state transportation out of the city caused a backlog.

樱桃视频 Multimedia Reporters March 21, 2024

Ukrainian refugees, wounded soldiers hope for US aid as funding remains stalled

Tens of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have lost limbs because of the war. Some worry that number could rise without additional U.S. aid held up in Congress.

ECONOMY March 8, 2024

Some swing state voters say economy will impact their 2024 presidential vote

As Biden tries to hold on to the White House, more than 60% of Americans say they disapprove of his handling of the economy. Some swing state voters say economy will affect their vote.