Siphon Beach News Today

Several law enforcement agencies were patrolling on Memorial Day to make sure groups on the Rio Grande were staying safe.

Officials say it's important to keep both fire and water safety in mind.

"The force of the current comes in and pins that debris or person against that strainer. And they don't have the power to maneuver around it."

"This is what our river looks like right now when we're not storing water and then releasing it during the hot time of the season."

A day out on the Rio Grande quickly turned dangerous. Luckily, multiple agencies banded together to help those in need.

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But people expecting a lazy-flowing Rio Grande might be in for a surprise, as record-breaking flows have made the river more treacherous.

Four confirmed rescues on Siphon Beach, AFR rescues one in southwest Albuquerque

A full Rio Grande is good news in many ways, but rescue crews have a warning tonight about the dangers.

Several projects proposed in Corrales to address aging facilities