These days, orbital real estate is growing increasingly cluttered with all manner of communication, observation, research, and navigation satellites. It’s a market worth $286 billion in 2022, ...

NORTHFIELD — Nola Annette Moen was born May 24th 1955 in Lemmon, SD, the second daughter of Earl and Lillian Moen. She grew up on the family farm with her parents and three sisters. Nola attended ...

A trio of foreclosed downtown Iowa City properties valued at more than $26 million will be auctioned off at a sheriff's sale. GreenState Credit Union filed a lawsuit against developer Marc Moen, ...

Amy Schumer just served up a dose of realness — and abs — in her latest mirror selfie. The comedian, 44, snapped a pic in her bathroom wearing a pink sports bra and blue lace-up shorts, giving a ...

California-based start-up Reflect Orbital has applied for a government license to launch a giant mirror to space next year. The mission is meant to be the first step in the company's ambitious plan to ...

Although mirroring people in everyday life isn’t necessarily unnatural, certain empathetic people often have a “mirror personality” where they’re constantly noticing, absorbing, and relaying a ...

An ambitious proposal by US startup Reflect Orbital has astronomers and environmentalists deeply concerned. The California-based company plans to deploy a massive constellation of satellites designed ...

An IndyStar/Mirror Indy investigation found that Mayor Joe Hogsett ignored conflicts of interest involving a secret relationship between his former chief of staff, Thomas Cook, and a top city official ...

The television industry will get a chance to pay respect to one of its greats, top agent Bob Broder, at a memorial next month. The event, honoring Broder who died Sept. 23 from cancer, will be held on ...

On an illuminating companion to 2024’s Moves in the Field, the experimental pianist revisits its compositions in the glow of the dancefloor. The record’s five earliest pieces (the first four tracks, ...

Banging a side mirror against something is one of the most common mishaps I used to see in the service department. It happens everywhere: tight parking garages, crowded driveways, or drive-thru lanes ...