Courtney Hill
Senior TV ProducerCourtney Hill is a Senior TV Producer for KRWG Public Media. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Business from Knox College in 2017. After graduating he worked in the college's communications office which rekindled his love for video production before moving to Malaysia to teach English with Fulbright.
Before working at KRWG, Courtney lived in East Los Angeles and had the opportunity to work as a Production Assistant on Shark Tank and a Postproduction Assistant for Jimmy Kimmel Live Show.
Courtney is native to the South Side of Chicago. Riding his bike or taking the train around the city exploring the neighborhoods is one of his favorite things to do when he's home. He enjoys films, concerts, comedy, traveling, and listening to people's stories. Courtney is looking forward to exploring, listening, and telling the stories of Southern New Mexico.
Email: cchill@mnsu.edu
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Ruidoso residents and businesses are gathering their bearings, and assessing how to move forward amidst the Salt and South Fork Wildfires. As KRWG’s Jonny Coker reports, some businesses are already open, and preparing for an influx of tourists that will come when the Ruidoso Downs Race Track hosts a horse racing event this weekend. -
Ruidoso businesses and residents are filtering back into town after evacuations were lifted for the South Fork and Salt Wildfires. -
First responders are continuing their efforts to clean up and contain the South Fork and Salt Wildfires as Ruidoso residents trickle back into the town. -
Federal and state resources have been freed up for victims of wildfires in the Lincoln National Forest and Mescalero Apache tribe, where crews have adapted to storms and heavy rainfall that have impacted the area recently.
