Colorado's elected leaders are working to ensure Space Command stays in the state. In an interview, U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers from Alabama claimed that President-elect Donald Trump is considering moving the headquarters from Colorado Springs to Huntsville ...

Colorado elected officials reinforced their position that U.S. Space Command should remain in Colorado after a U.S. representative from Alabama said he expects President-elect Donald Trump will move it to Huntsville,

Biden reversed a controversial decision to relocate the U.S. Space Command to Alabama, but Trump is expected to follow through with his original plan.

U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Ala., said this week that President-elect Donald Trump is expected to move U.S. Space Command headquarters from Colorado Springs to Huntsville as one of his first moves in office.

There is a possibility that Space Command could move out of Colorado Springs. In the final months of President Trump’s first term in office he announced the move. President Biden overturned the decision in 2023 and kept Space Command in Colorado Springs.

As Donald Trump's reelection to the presidency raises new questions about the permanent home of U.S. Space Command, here are six key things to know as it's determined whether it stays in Colorado Springs at Peterson Space Force Base or moves to Huntsville,

President-elect Donald Trump isn’t expected to waste any time going through with the plan to move Space Command headquarters out of Colorado to Alabama.

Trump's original decision to place Space Command -- the combatant command tasked with military operations in space that was reactivated in 2019 -- in Alabama was made in the waning days of his first term.

President-elect Donald Trump may announce he's moving U.S. Space Command from Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama during his first week in office.