NASA Says The First Person On Mars Will 'Likely' Be A Woman

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• Space station changes command, setting stage for Crew 11 departure

  

• Sarah Park makes history as 1st immigrant woman elected to Duluth City Council

  

• Woman charged with Manhattan Beach teen's death pleads not guilty

  

• Interactive Experience debuting at 2026 Detroit Auto Show

  

• Maryland issues measles warning after potential exposure at BWI, Amtrak

  

• Berkeley Hills community pushing back on Zone 0, fire prevention plan

  

• Labcorp to close an Ann Arbor facility, lay off 76 employees