A total of 92,003 fans packed into the university's football stadium on Wednesday night

The instrument, called TEMPO, will make hourly measurements of pollutants over North America that could help reduce exposure to unhealthy air

Six people with a "Klimaticket" tattoo received an unlimited one-year public transit pass

Peanut had a rough start to life but ultimately grew up happy and healthy on a 37-acre farm in Chelsea, Michigan

During World War II, a young pilot named Frank Moody died while training in Michigan

The highly commended shots call to mind both the wonders of the animal kingdom and the risks wild creatures face

Built for cross-lake grain trade, the poorly maintained schooner met its watery end in 1881

The Aditya-L1 spacecraft will examine the star's outer layers and aim to shed light on its violent—and potentially damaging—storms

The tool's county-by-county predictions will help you plan the best leaf-peeping trips

Speaking publicly for the first time, women detailed incidents of violence that had been minimized by employers, per an exposé in the Associated Press

Carried by deer and spread by snails and slugs, a lethal parasite is infecting the large ungulates, which have recently declined dramatically

The never-before-seen images will be sold as NFTs at an upcoming Christie’s auction

By charging daytrippers to visit on peak travel days, the city hopes to combat overtourism

Paleontologists discovered the 150-million-year-old creature in southeast China

In the 1930s, Helmut Horten purchased businesses that Jewish owners sold "under duress"

The satellite will study large bodies in the cosmos, while the lander will attempt to land at a precise location on the moon's surface

After years of planning, the museum handed over dolls, baskets, maps and other objects acquired in the 1950s

The egg-eating African reptile uses its stretchy jaw skin to swallow huge prey, a feat that not even a python can match

A new exhibition examines the short-lived movement—and sheds new light on its women members

After bringing the four-inch-diameter blob to the surface, researchers still only know that it is “biological in origin”