Total lunar eclipse, Nov. 8, 2022 By Paul Katula • Nov 8, 2022 A total lunar eclipse put a blood moon in the US skies Tuesday morning, just before people headed to the polls to vote in the US mid-term elections.
Hurricane Ian closes schools in Florida By Paul Katula • Sep 26, 2022 Hurricane Ian threatens Florida's gulf coast this week. Several counties are being evacuated and schools shut down.
N.J. steps up climate change education By Paul Katula • Sep 24, 2022 N.J. has significantly upgraded its climate change education plan for students in the state, hoping to move toward a clean-energy future.
Are you seeing millions of monarch butterflies? By Paul Katula • Sep 19, 2022 Monarch butterflies, seen east of the Rockies as they migrate from Canada to Mexico for the winter, are threatened a little.
Experiment reliably produces oxygen on Mars By Press Release • Sep 14, 2022 Scientists said a Martian experiment was reliably producing oxygen, a critical step if we want to live on the red planet.
Massive ransomware attack hits L.A. Unified By Paul Katula • Sep 10, 2022 Los Angeles USD experienced a huge cyberattack last weekend, but quick action on the part of I/T prevented worse consequences.
Biomed out at Alton, culinary arts back at Manatee By Paul Katula • Sep 8, 2022 Teacher arrivals and departures are announced in a few career-oriented courses: culinary arts and biomedical sciences.
NASA plans to send humans back to the moon By Paul Katula • Sep 2, 2022 NASA is set to launch a rocket to the moon in order to continue exploration of the celestial object and pave the way for trips to Mars.
Deadly tornadoes rip IL, 5 other states By Paul Katula • Dec 11, 2021 Storms brought killer tornadoes to IL, Ky., and several other areas in the area, killing 70 in Ky., destroying buildings, uprooting trees.
A long partial lunar eclipse occurred this morning By Paul Katula • Nov 19, 2021 Friday morning's partial lunar eclipse was one of the longest partial lunar eclipses ever and the longest in several hundred years.