The Artemis II astronauts are splashing down off the coast of San Diego tonight, ending their 10-day mission around the moon. KOGO's Laura Cain found out more about what they're enduring from Andrew Wilde with the Fleet Science Center and David Neville with the Air & Space Museum.

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Events are being held all over San Diego as we prepare for the Artemis II crew to splashdown by our coast. KOGO's Laura Cain talked to David Neville with the Air & Space Museum, and Andrew Wilde with the Fleet Science Center, to find out how we can join in.

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We're currently in a two-week ceasefire with Iran, but it's still unclear how we'll reach a peaceful solution. Bret Burkhart is joined by U.S. Diplomat Don Jensen, who was part of one of the first American teams to inspect Russia's nuclear stockpile.

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As the Artemis II mission comes to an end, several events are being held around San Diego to welcome the astronauts home. Bret Burkhart spoke with Janan Salaam to find out how the Fleet Science Center is celebrating.

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The four Artemis II astronauts are expected to travel past the moon today. Bret Burkhart talked to the president and CEO of the San Diego Air & Space Museum, Jim Kidrick, about this historic endeavor.

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Currently, patients in California with life-threatening conditions are cut off from telehealth care given by out-of-state providers once they enter remission. Senate Bill 1002 hopes to change this. Bret and Veronica spoke with Pacific Legal Foundation's State Policy manager, Rees Empey.

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North Park's numerous microbreweries offer more than just beer; Bivouac Ciderworks is a woman-powered and outdoors-inspired craft cider company right on 30th Street. Bret Burkhart visited and spoke to co-founder and CEO, Lara Worm.

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Though it's had many different names, Observatory North Park has been around since 1929. It started out as the first San Diego theater to play pictures with sound but now holds live music performances almost every night. Bret and Veronica hear from vice president of booking at Live Nation, John Schalk.

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Inside an unassuming building on El Cajon Boulevard is likely the most eclectic hotel in San Diego, complete with gorgeous restaurants, bars, a pool and a bowling alley. KOGO's Laura Cain visited The Lafayette Hotel and Club and learned more about how it came to be.

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