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BEULAVILLE — The Shad in the Classroom project partners with the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, NC Wildlife Resources Commission and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to embark on

The historic 2024 cicada emergence in the upper Midwest is now underway, but with two broods of cicadas emerging this spring, some groups are urging residents...

As experts predict the historic 2024 cicada emergence will be in full force very soon, many are wondering: how long will it last?

A new study in mice suggests the hypothesis that brain-cleansing occurs during sleep may be inaccurate. The findings show that mice cleaned more toxins and metabolites from the brain when they were awake than when they were asleep or anesthetized.

Friday is Endangered Species Day, meant to celebrate success in protecting endangered species and to recognize the species that need conservation action.

FROSTBURG — Frostburg State University will celebrate the student achievements of its spring 2024 graduating class at the 164th commencement ceremony on May 23 in the Cordts Physical Education Center

While parts of the U.S. are already seeing cicadas emerging in dramatic numbers, in the Chicago area, some are seeing early signs of an emergence, while others...

The 2024 Wawa Welcome America festival runs from June 19 through July 4. Kesha and Ne-Yo will headline the July 4 concert on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, which will be followed by fireworks. Here's a guide to the many other events taking place during the festival.

Theoretical models of dark matter predict that its signals can be detected using low-background radiation detectors. By looking for specific types of dark matte

Undergraduate students Lucia Barraza, Gary Jackson, Olive Kuester, Daisy Rehbock, Colton Gattis, Emilee Walden and Madison Price won awards for their research poster presentations.