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NASA is searching for its next class of astronauts to send into space.The space agency is looking for people to travel to the moon, buildRead More
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The midterm elections have largely overshadowed the U.S. Supreme Court’s most recent term, which began this month. Last week, the justices missed a prime opportunity to invigorate the Fifth Amendment’s taking clause.
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Louisiana state officials keep telling us that Meta’s data center and others like it, SpaceX’s launching location and LNG facilities are going to improve job prospects for Louisiana people. We […]
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (KT) – Where do people turn when a disaster knocks out their ability to communicate by phone, text or email? Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief workers in South
“What is a little bit unique to my story compared to other astronauts is that when I was your age, I was not a good student,” said Kelly, who was invited to Coeur d’Alene to deliv…
Ulu-a-Paeahu grew from a partnership among Honuaʻula lineal descendants, Maui’s cultural leaders, ʻĀina Momona and Ledcor Maui. Its vision is a South Maui where visitors arrive as guests who share a kuleana to care for this place, cultural practitioners are paid fairly for their knowledge and expertise, and storied places are protected for generations to come.
The County of Maui opened Makahiki Maui Nui, a new collaborative initiative honoring the Hawaiian season of Makahiki, with Wehena Makahiki, an opening ceremony held Sunday, Oct. 25, at the Royal Complex of Mokuʻula/Mokuhinia in Lahaina.
Construction is underway on the US Space Force’s new Secure Integration Support Laboratory (SISL) in Kīhei at Līpoa on Maui, formerly known as the Maui Research and Technology Park. The 56,000-square-foot, two-story facility has drawn both defense of its operational stability and community scrutiny regarding resource usage and impacts.
Comet Pub and Lanes was thought long dead but is now quite the local success story for a local business heading toward demolition 11 years ago, with operational roots dating back to the 1950’s.
Spelman College recently received an almost $400,000 grant from NASA, with the purpose of curating a STEM research pipeline for students and further investigating the impacts of climate change on plant life in Atlanta.
(WSVN) - NASA is offering the public a special opportunity to put their names on a microchip that will be on a rotorcraft headed toRead More
Geo Group reached a settlement Monday with a group of former detainees of the Aurora immigration detention center who'd accused the company of forced labor. A trial was canceled.