Science

Two specific colors will try to trick your eyes during the upcoming solar eclipse.

As Louisiana looks forward to an early Mardi Gras in 2024 many are wondering if that will that affect when we "spring forward" for Daylight Saving Time.

How can he fill that bag up with just one breath? Science is the answer and it's pretty darn cool to watch.

Not only is the world's toughest tongue twister represented here but we have 11 others that might cause you to lose feeling in your mouth.

The space agency has this advice for kids “Engage [your] curious minds, get a good science education and come help us solve problems.”

This is not U of L's first space-rodeo eitherThis is not U of L's first space-rodeo either

Since the photo was leaked, internet detectives have been trying to figure out what the photo really shows.

Health experts say that the average resting heart rate is around 60 bpm (beats per minute). The movies listed below will push your ticker well beyond that.

Don't miss Steam happening tomorrow night at Washington Marion.

On Monday, August 21, 2017, over 500 million people will be treated to a sight that hasn't been visible to residents of our planet since 1979: a total solar eclipse. NASA has easy-to-read information about the event and viewing links on their website. A total solar eclipse only happens, on average, once every 400 years. Wow!

Burglers tried to steal properties from local elemntary school JD Clifton, but were unsuccessful in doing so.