Well, the Lisa Nowak saga finally reached a semblance of a conclusion last week. I remember very well the day the story broke three years ago. The early reports were sketchy, but shocking: An astronaut had been arrested. Full Article at Florida Today

Lisa Nowak, 46, said sorry to ex-air force captain Colleen Shipman and received a 12-month suspended term at the Orlando court. Full Article at Metro.co.uk

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Former astronaut Lisa Nowak pleaded guilty on Tuesday to burglary charges after a 2007 attack on a romantic rival, but she was initially charged with attempted murder and kidnapping. Full Article at Local6.com

ORLANDO, Fla. -- The woman who was confronted by former astronaut Lisa Nowak in an airport parking lot in 2007 says she's "still reeling" from what she calls a "vicious attack." Full Article at WTAE Pittsburgh

Lisa Nowak in court, with Colleen Shipman in the background. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

Former astronaut Lisa Nowak - world-famous for gassing a rival over the extramarital affections of a space shuttle pilot - pled guilty yesterday to reduced charges, in a bargain with prosecutors that will see her avoid any further jail time. Full Article at The Register

Photo: Former astronaut Lisa Nowak pleaded guilty to felony burglary and misdemeanor battery in Orlando, Nov. 10, 2009. ORLANDO, Fla. (CBS/AP) Don't invade their space! Full Article at CBS News

The woman who was assaulted by former NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak Tuesday described the surreal assault, telling a Florida judge that she thought she was going to die. "I knew it in my heart that when Lisa Nowak attacked me, she was going to kill me," Full Article at ABC News

On Tuesday, former NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak pleaded guilty to reduced charges and avoided jail time for her 2007 attack on a romantic rival. Full Article at RedOrbit

Ex-astronaut pleadsguilty in attack on rival ORLANDO, Fla. -- A former astronaut who drove 1,000 miles from Houston to Orlando to mount an attack on a romantic rival pleaded guilty Tuesday to reduced charges and was sentenced to a year of probation. Full Article at GoErie.com

ORLANDO — The almost-three-year-long criminal case against former astronaut Lisa Nowak came to an abrupt end Tuesday when she pleaded guilty to charges in an attack on a romantic rival. Full Article at Florida Today

Ex-astronaut Lisa Nowak, appearing in court Tuesday, confronted Colleen Shipman in the parking lot of Orlando International Airport. (Red Huber, Associated Press pool ) ORLANDO, Fla. Full Article at Denver Post

Under her plea deal, charges of assault and kidnapping were dropped against Lisa Nowak, 46, after she admitted burglary and battery. She was also sentenced to a year's probation, and 50 hours' community service. Full Article at The Telegraph

Reporting from Orlando, Fla. - Former astronaut Lisa Nowak turned to face the woman she was accused of attacking nearly three years ago after driving 1,000 miles across country: Colleen Shipman, who sat in the front row of a packed Florida courtroom. " Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Source: LA Times Nowak, who police say drove 1,000 miles to confront Colleen Shipman, pleads guilty to lesser charges of burglary and battery. She is sentenced to time served, probation and community service. Reporting from Orlando, Fla. Full Article at Democratic Underground

The story was a strange one. In fact, it was so strange that she initially tried an insanity defense. She withdrew that plea in May of this year. Lisa Nowak flew aboard Space Shuttle Discovery during mission STS-121 in July 2006. Full Article at Huliq.com

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Former astronaut Lisa Nowak turned from a courtroom podium Tuesday to face the woman she was accused of attacking two years ago. Full Article at Anchorage Daily News

Former astronaut, Lisa Nowak, was arrested in 2007 for attacking air force engineer Colleen Shipman after her boyfriend left her for Shipman. At the time Novak was dating astronaut William Oefelein after he dumped her for the other colleague. Full Article at International Business Times

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) ― A former astronaut who drove 1,000 miles from Houston to Orlando to mount a bizarre attack on a romantic rival pleaded guilty Tuesday to reduced charges and was sentenced to a year on probation. Full Article at CBS 11 - Dallas/Fort Worth