Yes, Hurricane Melissa affected seismic activity, but it did not cause a crack in the seafloor that will lead to a major ...

Epcot has become a celebration of international human achievement, and is often referred to as a ‘Permanent Worlds Fair’. The ...

Bop along with funk, gospel, and—cue the mirror ball—disco! Shanyse Strickland’s brass trio will make you reach for your bell-bottoms and show off your moves. Listen on 91.1, 107.5, and our music ...

There are a few games on Roblox that let you dig and still have fun with it. Thankfully, Dig It is one of them. Handing players shovels and giving them the entire ground to find their riches, this ...

At 5-foot-3, Elizabethtown High School senior Lexi Davis doesn’t present an imposing figure on the volleyball court. And then the game begins, and the senior ball of energy is diving for sinking shots ...

Harvest after first light frost for best results. The first frost of fall is approaching, and it’s time to think about harvesting your sweet potato crop. For best results, dig sweet potatoes after the ...

Yes, you and the kids can go dig for dinosaurs…and you can do it alongside the paleontologist who discovered Big John, the world’s largest triceratops, the dinosaur on display at Glazer Children’s ...

Most athletes would feel accomplished after being titled AVCA National Freshman of the Year. Most athletes would take a breather after earning the recognition of a first-team All-American. Most ...

Up from the darkness, root veggies and tubers are dirty but humble powerhouses. Botanically known as “storage organs” (yes, that really is the term), they are the parts of plants designed to hold ...

AUSTIN, Texas ­— Previously unknown stories await discovery in Texas, and the Texas Historical Commission (THC) is excited to celebrate Texas Archeology Month (TAM) in October. Archeological ...

Is it a good time to talk about race? It depends. Is it Thanksgiving dinner? Is Uncle Buddy rocking a fresh Confederate flag tattoo? Are you arguing in front of the Supreme Court? Then maybe not. But ...

They call it brainrot. Inane short-form videos just stimulating enough to keep you watching and scrolling, in a zombie-like manner, through whatever the algorithm presents next; not quite dull enough ...