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The Apollo 11 moon landing was a historic achievement—but so were the other five times when NASA landed men on the moon.

We'll be following the inaugural launch of Japan's H3 rocket and a mysterious Russian mission.

Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets

Engineers have begun the painstaking process of inspecting the Artemis 1 capsule to see how it fared during its lunar journey and atmospheric reentry.

Looking for *just* the right set of data points to explain what made the 2022 midterm elections unique? How about the fact that for the first time since 1986, the party in the White House netted two new governors; or that thanks to wins in Alaska and New Mexico, House Democrats will represent almost double the land area they did at the outset of the last Congress; or TV ad spending this midterm was the highest on record, more than doubling 2018 spend.

Northeast Notebook: Pennsylvania Dairy Summit speakers announced.

A leading U.S. financial regulator is set to be grilled by lawmakers on Thursday about the spectacular collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX and whether authorities could have done more to prevent

On the Z107.7 Up Close Show this Friday join host Gary Daigneault with Author Claire Nelson. Nelson is the author of "Things I Learned From Falling", a

You might not know it, but the 1970s energy crisis was one of the driving forces behind modern innovation. At the time, oil was in short supply, and prices were skyrocketing. This led to a renewed interest in energy conservation and spurred the development of energy-efficient technologies like solar panels and wind turbines. It also led to a renewed interest in alternative energy sources like nuclear power and ethanol.