NASA

This is the first time in almost a decade that the U.S. will be going to space.

The Mesa County Sheriff's Office has taken on the broom challenge and they've done it in a hilarious way.

Two Colorado natives are among the first astronaut class to graduate under the Artemis program. These candidates are part of the program sending humans back to the moon for the first time in almost 50 years. They could be the first people to land on Mars...

Lockheed Martin’s at it again, slowly but surely getting us closer to making Star Wars and Star Trek a living reality for us all.

Welcome to Paradise... or Mars. NASA's InSight has reached Mars with a little help from Colorado, and Green Day. Really.

The only NASA Super Guppy still in service made a stop at the Grand Junction Regional Airport today.

NASA has just announced 12 new astronaut candidates. Three of them have some sort of ties to Colorado.

NASA isn't flaking out. They really are in the middle of serious scientific work. For the next couple of weeks, they're studying snowflakes on Grand Mesa.

With winter pounding frigid temperatures down on most of the country, it may seem like the sun will never beam down and warm us up again, but this is a good reminder that it most certainly will.

Check out NASA's rendering of what Mars could have looked like Billions of years ago and how it's changed.