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The Paris High School Blue Blazes Band has earned their fifth trip to the state marching band finals to perform their award winning halftime show “Psychopomp.”

Texas A&M scientists have joined a $3-million NASA-funded research project testing and improving robots’ ability to assist planetary explorations.

Military recruitment is the lowest it's been in years, partly due to the pandemic creating a lack of opportunities to recruit in schools.

Military recruitment is the lowest it's been in years, due in part to the pandemic creating a lack of opportunities to recruit in schools.

The U.S. Air Force is hoping incentives like travel opportunities and even sign-on bonuses can help in the face of its lowest recruitment numbers since 1999.

Scientists have known about dune-like structures on Jupiter’s volcanically active moon, Io, for some time, but have been unable to reconcile how a planetary body with such a low-density atmosphere could create the classical wind-blown dunes like thos

New research co-authored by Texas A&M’s Ryan Ewing shows how dunes on Jupiter’s volcanically active moon, lo, were formed.

The process of getting Wi-Fi on planes, while 30,000 feet in the air, is more complicated than you might think.

Five Red River Valley bands competed in Area finals and earned their trips to state. They include North Lamar, Paris, Rivercrest, Honey Grove and Clarksville high schools. Chisum Highs band

Paris High School Blue Blazes Band has earned their fourth trip to the state marching band finals to perform their award-winning halftime show “Take Flight.” The PHS band placed second at the Area C contest Saturday in Lindale High School Stadium to earn their ticket to the Class 4A State Marchin