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The spacecraft that got the first up-close look at Pluto in 2015 has now traveled four billion miles away from Earth.

Tim Gill was angry and depressed the night an anti-gay amendment passed in Colorado in 1992. So he created The Gill Foundation to advocate through philanthropy and political giving.

If InSight sticks the landing on Mars next Monday, Nov. 26, it will study quakes on the Red Planet.

Briscoe made history as a rookie 50 years ago when he became the first African American starting quarterback in modern American pro football.

As a kid, Grandin would make forts and dioramas out of cardboard. She wants today’s young people to similarly invent things with their hands.

There will be more seniors than children in America by 2035, and more businesses are popping up to appeal to their needs.

Total solar eclipses allow scientists rare opportunities to study the corona, the mysterious outer atmosphere of the Sun.

Bob Brakenridge studied floods half a world away. Then one struck in his own backyard.

Activists shared the Denver Principles on AIDS healthcare at a conference in Colorado 35 years ago.

The Colorado startup Silvernest wants to solve problems caused when an expensive housing market and aging population intersect.

Here’s how to spot the Red Planet as it makes a close approach by outer space measures, about 35.8 million miles.

The Monument-based writer hit the New York Times bestseller list on her first try with, “When Dimple Met Rishi.”

Linda Kornfeld always regretted dropping out of school when she was 20. When her granddaughter started college, she decided to re-enroll.

Mission director Alan Stern and planetary director David Grinspoon chronicle the 26-year journey to Pluto in their new book, “Chasing New Horizons.”

The InSight lander is scheduled to launch Saturday on a mission to the Red Planet.

Officer Jason Gallardo, who works at Littleton High School, talks about his experiences in these times of heightened fears.