A report on the future of water in central Ohio warns that industrial demands for water will skyrocket at the same time ...

Coleman’s 13-acre farm is one of the few in the county — and in Kentucky — that’s still Black-owned and operated.

A new political ad​ in Georgia's U.S. Senate race is raising concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in elections ...

Where the long, long-awaited return of Oasis dominated the summer, filling the stadiums of the UK with sploshing pints, ...

Cal is home to the Free Speech Movement, and its students generally hold the conservative views of Turning Point in disdain.

At a rocketry club’s monthly launch, some of the projectiles flew as high as 4,500 feet, carrying onboard cameras, GPS ...

Rural healthcare is shrinking and radio increasingly fills the gaps when distance becomes the barrier to care.

For the childhood friends of Dallas ICE shooter Joshua Jahn. the tragedy has sparked introspection and discussion about the ...

The senses are very much intensified. And so too are the experiences between people magnified. I think people are more open,” said John Miller, a photographer who documented hunting camp culture in ...

“The current food environment makes it easy to gain weight, and it makes it hard to lose weight,” said Diane Enos, CEO of the ...

There are many different types of PFAS, also known as ‘forever chemicals’. Maybe it is time to prohibit them all.

Sculptor Laura Moore makes obsolete electronics look like ancient relics. Her exhibition We Were Here is on display at ...