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“National Geographic Live” (Nat Geo Live), is coming back to the Washington Center and will be featuring longtime National Geographic Photographer and award-winning filmmaker Andy Mann as he takes the stage to tell his own story. Experience this one-of-a-kind show January 20 at 7 p.m. at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts.

The 2023 tornado season is starting out to be an active one, especially in the southern U.S. Just over a week ago, March 24-27, there were 30 twisters, including one EF4, that resulted in catastrophic damage in Rolling Fork and Silver City, Miss.

Last Monday, March 20, was the first day of spring across the Northern Hemisphere.

The ordinance will create a committee to review books that contain subject matter on racism, LGTBQ issues, and sexuality.

The environmental non-profit Vital Impacts is selling over 100 stunning photos to benefit the Jane Goodall Institutes Roots and Shoots youth program.

Some League City residents fear a measure like this will do more harm than good for members of their community.

Andy Mann's National Geographic Live multimedia presentation, which will included a pre-show reception and post-show ­question-and-answer session with the photographer, will be more a greatest hits package than a linear narrative.

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When marine ecologist Katie Flowers first started conducting research at Glovers Reef Marine Reserve, a marine protected area (MPA) in Belize, she found a thriving population of Caribbean reef sharks. Then, about six years ago, shark numbers started to plummet across the MPA. “We weren’t exactly expecting them to decline,” Flowers of Florida International University […]