Heat, Smoke, Storms Dominate Weather Patterns
Heat waves in the south have brought death, storms in the Midwest have caused power outages, and smoke from wildfires persists.
Science
5-foot lake-effect snowfall in western New York
Lake-effect snow from Lake Erie came to western New York communities over the weekend, shattered records, and closed schools.
NASA launches Artemis I to the moon
NASA (finally) launched Artemis I to the moon, and thousands of people watched in awe, a Florida student reports.
Hurricane Nicole lays waste to Florida coast
Just a few short weeks after Hurricane Ian's destruction, Hurricane Nicole made landfall Thursday, bringing its own destructive storm surge to beaches.
Total lunar eclipse, 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
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
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?
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
Scientists said a Martian experiment was reliably producing oxygen, a critical step if we want to live on the red planet.
Biomed out at Alton, culinary arts back at Manatee
Teacher arrivals and departures are announced in a few career-oriented courses: culinary arts and biomedical sciences.