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National Fossil Day was celebrated at the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research in Hill City, offering free admission and a lineup of guest speakers. Peter Larson announced during the National Fossil Day event that the museum is expanding by purchasing the land where the Harney Peak Inn is located, with plans to rename it the Black Hills Museum of Natural Sciences. The expansion aims to accommodate numerous specimens not currently on display and make exhibits more accessible.

Household mold can cause or exacerbate many health issues, including asthma, respiratory infections, bronchitis, and even neurological damage.

In Detroit, residents are battling persistent flooding and mold issues. Climate change is making it worse.

The Longhorns will be relying on some talented incoming freshmen to help blunt some major losses in what appears will be Eddie Reese's final season.

Klarity now offers Klarity Prints™ Powered by 3D Systems, and adds VSP® Bolus to its comprehensive range of radiotherapy solutionsKlarity Prints is easy...

Today, 3D Systems announced it has entered into a partnership with Klarity, a world leader in solutions for radiation therapy, to expand the distribution of its FDA-cleared VSP Bolus solution. Klarity will offer VSP Bolus within its new line of high-quality patient-specific 3D printed products called Klarity Prints. Klarity Prints, powered by 3D Systems, is a

Stink bugs in Olympia and the surrounding areas come into homes by the hundreds, even thousands, says Brent Lotz, pest management professional at Venables Pest Management, a pest control company in Olympia. Here’s what you need to know about taking steps now to seal off your home from these pesky pests.

One family turned down millions for their house, and it has become part of the Masters legend.

Compelling film uniquely profiles President George H. W. Bush with 41 voices of those closest to him for premiere Sunday, June 15 at 9:00pmET CNN Films announced today that it will premiere 41ON41, a unique, multidimensional profile of President George H. W.

A T. rex makes for an awe-inspiring sculptural piece for that awkward-to-fill atrium. But the risks are high. Experts talk things to consider.