Science

You know that moment when a song hits just right and suddenly you're feeling all the feels? Let’s dive into why that happens.

Struggling to hear in noisy places? Discover one local's journey through hearing difficulties and innovative coping strategies that might just resonate with you.

Delve into the fascinating theory that allergies contributed to the decline of woolly mammoths, showcasing the enduring impact of environmental shifts on health.

Did you know grapefruit can interact dangerously with medications? Furanocoumarins in grapefruit inhibit a crucial enzyme, leading to harmful side effects. Read on for essential health advice.

I was about to ask for clarification, but he said, "I study some science on my iPad, and I heard water freezes at 32 degrees, and that makes snow.  But if water freezes at 32 degrees, how come the puddles aren't ice?"

Their partners then got to sleep with those fragrant shirts placed over their pillows, while some others used unscented shirts for comparison.

Do it for the environment.

Two specific colors will try to trick your eyes during the upcoming solar eclipse.

If you consider yourself a sky watcher, you'll want to prepare for some epic viewing over Missouri and Illinois as 4 rare supermoons back-to-back-to-back-to-back will happen starting early in July.

Since I'm an earthquake nerd, I keep close tabs on the New Madrid Fault that weaves its way through southern Missouri. Normally, there are small quakes that happen almost constantly, but that's not been the case this month. Activity along the fault zone has become eerily quiet.