Celeste Smith News Today

Celeste Smith, owner of Blossoms ‘N More Florist in Rutland, arranges a Valentine’s Day bouquet on Wednesday. Flowers were flying inside the Columbian Avenue flower shop Wednesday afternoon as Smith

Contra Costa County is evaluating its rules regarding outdoor animals and changes could soon be on the way.

Contra Costa County is evaluating its rules regarding outdoor animals and changes could soon be on the way.

McWhinney Real Estate and Development partnered with Wish for Wheels, a nonprofit that provides bikes to young students, to assemble and distribute 41 bicycles at Truscott Elementary School Friday afternoon.

Judah Seymour, a 12th-grade student of Akhepran International Academy, outcooked 13 students to win the senior division of the 31st Bahamas Young Chef New Providence District Inter-Island Culinary Competition.

For its first-ever community event, Children's Museum of Northern Colorado will celebrate Worldwide Day of Play at Chapungu Sculpture Park on Saturday.

Community-based gardens emphasizing traditional Indigenous agricultural methods and seed preservation could soon sprout up at Fort William First Nation and two other area Indigenous communities.

After NASA’s Moon-faring, water-hunting probe faced an untimely demise before it was ever able to reach its final destination, mission scientists have officially declared that clogged propellant lines led to the mission’s failure.

Scientists behind the Lunar Flashlight believe titanium particles got lodged in three of four propellant lines, severely reducing the probe's thrust.

A NASA lunar cubesat mission failed to go into orbit around the moon earlier this year when debris blocked propellant lines for the spacecraft’s thrusters.