The NORAD Tracks Santa Operations Center becomes fully operational at 4 a.m. Mountain time on Christmas Eve. People can call ...

In 1955, Sears, Roebuck & Co. ran an ad in The Gazette that contained a phone number for children to call Santa. “Hey kiddies!” St. Nick says in the ad. “Call me direct on my telephone.” One of the ...

Eventually, Shoup announced the command would track Santa on the night before Christmas, and children have been calling to ...

This Christmas marks 70 years that the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) has been tracking Santa Claus.

More than 1,000 volunteers will be taking calls about Santa during this, the 70th year of the North American program.

NORAD is recruiting Colorado volunteers for its annual Santa tracker call center on Christmas Eve. Registration opened Monday for two-hour shifts.

A display at the Colorado Springs Airport (COS) is celebrating 70 years of NORAD tracking Santa’s movements across the globe ...

This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Santa Tracker that monitors and protects Santa’s route throughout North America ...

Santa Claus, the iconic figure we have learnt to associate with Christmas, has gained worldwide popularity due to numerous ...

Do you know the real story behind NORAD's Santa Tracker? Here's how a newspaper misprint led to the annual event.

The new graphic novel by Bobby Podesta, "North for the Winter," features NORAD's Santa tracker. Courtesy Macmillan Children's Publishing Group Every Christmas Eve, when Bobby Podesta was a kid, his ...

As Santa prepares for his Christmas Eve journey, U.S. Air and Space Force teams are gearing up for one of their busiest ...