Science

Duluth is well known for lots of things, but this particular statistic is not one I am sure many people would consider a highlight.

A waterfall in southern Kentucky near Corbin is one of two places in the world where lunar rainbows, or moonbows, are common.

Northland residents will want to have their eyes to the nighttime skies at the end of this weekend as there will be an opportunity to see something very cool!

Natural disasters happen all over the world. Normally in Minnesota and Wisconsin you'll see blizzards, tornadoes, wildfires, but how often do earthquakes occur?

Here's links to resources to help raise awareness about asthma.

Composting doesn't cost you anything and it's good for the environment.

Literally, follow along with a lone wolf in Northern Minnesota for the day as he in search of food and a place to sleep.

New technology collected by NASA’s Perseverance rover can now allow us to hear what we would sound like on Mars.

It may be linked to supervolcanic activity.

Now that Halloween is over, what to do with your old pumpkin that is starting to rot? UMD has the solution.

I love my steaks well done, but despite the verbal jabs I get apparently there are possible health consequences of cooking them this way as well.

Starting this Fall the College of St. Scholastica will be requiring students to be vaccinated for COVID-19.