Tom Roeder

In this file photo, around-the-clock crews monitor U.S. skies from the command center of the Northern Command December 9, 2002, located deep within Cheyenne Mountain at the foot of the Rocky Mountains near Colorado Springs, Colorado. The Trump administration had decided to take the U.S. Space Command out of Colorado Springs and move the post to Huntsville, Alabama. (Kevin Moloney/Getty Images/TNS)

US Space Command meets first capability milestone in Colorado Springs

August 25, 2021 at 9:47 a.m.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Military leaders overseeing U.S. Space Command backed down from full-throated support of a process that would move it from Colorado Springs to Alabama, but said they'll...

Restos de la turbina de un avión caen en Denver. El vuelo de United aterrizó bien

February 22, 2021 at 10:24 a.m.

Una falla en el motor a bordo de un vuelo comercial que partía del Aeropuerto Internacional de Denver hizo caer escombros en un vecindario de Broomfield antes de que el...

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