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With a population of 737,000, El Paso County has surpassed Denver County as Colorado’s most populous, and it’s time for people to realize “we are no longer a small county,”

Jim Lovewell had been retired from the Air Force all of six days when he stepped into the role of chief defense development officer for the Colorado Springs Chamber &

The Japanese-founded startup also will pitch its debris removal services to SPACEWerx Orbit Prime contest, says Astroscale US President Ron Lopez.

Colorado Springs U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn has been named as the ranking member of the subcommittee overseeing space defense, missile defense and nuclear weapons, gaining key leverage over space programs

John Suthers has entered the last full year of his service as mayor of Colorado Springs, and he plans to get a lot done.

Coming off a year in which the Colorado Springs Airport had the highest number of enplanements since 2008, Director of Aviation Greg Phillips is looking for an even better year

The U.S. Space Force is looking to the commercial satellite industry to make sure that breakthroughs in technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning are made available to combined commercial/military satellite networks.

The COMSPOC analysis shows that the bulk of the some 1,500 debris pieces being tracked by Space Command's 18th Space Control Squadron will de-orbit within about three years time. 

US leaders this year faced difficult decisions against a backdrop of rapidly growing challenges from potential adversaries, and a booming commercial space sector that innovation-wise is leaving the Defense Department and the Intelligence Community in the dust.