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RIGBY — Tyler Ray built a playground for his son as a Christmas present in 2005. More than two decades later, it still sits in his backyard — and the company born from that project is about to celebrate a big anniversary Ray launched Ruffhouse Vinyl Play Systems in Gilbert, Arizona, in 2006. In July, […]
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced this week Peterson Space Force Base will receive the Commander-in-Chief’s award for installation excellence.
Funding includes $369.9 million for UCCS, $2.54 billion for CU Boulder, $407 million for CU Denver and $3.39 billion for CU Anschutz in Aurora.
Maven, the first research probe sent to better understand the evolution of Mars’ atmosphere, ends its mission after it lost signal last year.
NASA officially declared its Mars MAVEN spacecraft dead on Wednesday, marking the end of a mission that was led by the University of Colorado Boulder for more than a decade.
The idea that a church would give cash donations to the homeless is an anomaly, yet the Maranatha SDA Indonesian-American Church in Aurora, Colorado has made it the cornerstone of a program that has billed Medicaid millions.
On Going Home Health Care in Aurora, Colorado, is an enterprise that went from being created by three principals who each ponied up $300 to a multi-million-dollar Medicaid-reliant enterprise in just three years, exploiting the homeless in a program that’s connected to a newly formed church with many of the same faces.
As NASA prepares for future Artemis missions to the moon, researchers at the University of Alabama in Huntsville are helping study technology they believe could play a major role in sending humans to Mars.
A Baltimore County native, Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman said
Baltimore-native astronaut Reid Wiseman tells with WBAL-TV 11 News his favorite part of the Artemis II mission and shares thanks for the support from Maryland.
A NASA ER-2 is based in Colorado Springs until May 20, working with USGS. It is mapping critical resources in the West from 65,000 feet.
People reenter the John Marshall Courts Building in downtown Richmond after a bomb scare on Feb. 19, 1998.