Corpse Flower expected to bloom in Milwaukee this weekend
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If you're looking to do something this weekend, you might want to think about heading to Milwaukee to see the Corpse Flower bloom.

Study suggests Chicago's 'rat hole' wasn't a rat after all
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The ?Chicago Rat Hole" mystery is likely solved, as it appears it's not a rat after all. It?s nuttier than you think.

Chicago's viral 'rat hole' wasn't a rat after all, study suggests

The “Chicago Rat Hole" mystery is likely solved, as it appears it's not a rat after all. It’s nuttier than you think.

Here's when you can see fall's Harvest Supermoon

This month is filled with a Supermoon and two meteor showers worth looking out for.

NASA has 36 projects you can help with right now

NASA is inviting the public to take part in 36 “citizen science” projects that let volunteers contribute to real scientific discoveries.

Trump orders declassification, release of all records on Amelia Earhart

President Donald Trump says he has ordered the government to declassify and release all government records on missing aviator Amelia Earhart.

Yellowstone National Park trail shut down after first bear attack in 4 years

Grizzly bears and black bears coexist in Yellowstone, according to the National Park Service, and it's unclear which one was involved in the attack.

Fun science experiments with DuPage Children's Museum
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If you've got kids interested in science, the DuPage Children's Museum can help with fun experiments to try out at home.

Life on Mars: What we know after NASA's announcement

NASA scientists say a rock sample collected by the Perseverance rover in Jezero Crater may contain the strongest signs yet of ancient microbial life on Mars, though more analysis is needed before drawing firm conclusions.

Brookfield Zoo Chicago's rescued axolotl
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Brookfield Zoo Chicago is inviting the public to help name one of its most charming residents. (Video: ? Brookfield Zoo Chicago)

Study reveals pre-CTE damage in brains of even young contact-sport athletes

An NIH-funded study of athletes under 51 found repeated head impacts can cause early neuron loss and brain inflammation years before CTE is detectable.

Expert explains how warm, dry weather could impact Chicago?s fall colors
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Dr. Christy Rollinson from The Morton Arboretum explains how drought and late-season heat may cause trees to drop leaves early and change the timing of peak fall foliage.