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A colossal 12.5-foot alligator was wrangled this week in central Florida after it had been spotted near a popular creekside path frequently utilized by school children.
Just hours after a line of severe thunderstorms blasted the Gulf Coast with gusts over 80 mph and heavy rains, leaving hundreds of thousands without power, another round of severe weather is threatening the region Friday night.
Videos from downtown Houston showed several buildings that had blown-out windows. The local National Weather Service office issued several Tornado Warnings for the area.
Who is ready for the cicada-mageddon this year? Some people recommend turning to chefs instead of exterminators to handle the noisy bugs. Yes, some claim they are a tasty and nutritious treat.
Just like in SciFi where zombies are corpses that rise from the dead, zombie fires are wildfires that rise from the dead.
University students from around the U.S. are competing in Florida this week to see how each teamâs robot would fare on the surface of the Moon.
Get ready for plenty of sweat and discomfort this scorching summer as high temperatures are expected to dominate the season for millions, fueled by a developing La Niña climate pattern.
The National Park Service is asking for the public's help in identifying two people involved in an alleged archeological theft at Canyonlands National Park in Utah in March.
This is not your typical flash flood threat. Your commute to work or school, the subway system, a parking lot, the street on which you live or even your home are all areas that could become inundated by floodwaters on a high-risk flood day.
Researchers at Binghamton University and the University of Colorado are studying how ants bind together to survive flooding. These rafts allow the colony to stay afloat and endure heavy rainfall events.