A Black paramedic training program in 1970s Pittsburgh set the standards for modern emergency response in the United States.

Hikers discovered a box containing coins and other items.

Archaeologists have uncovered a colorful tomb built for an ancient Egyptian doctor.

Fourteen-year-old Daksh Malik spotted an asteroid floating between Mars and Jupiter.

During World War II, Japanese American citizens were imprisoned by their own country. A field where they played baseball is a symbol of strength and resilience.

The United States and Canada took the top two spots at the championship.

Scientists have discovered that loggerhead sea turtles dance when they expect to find food.

Bit by bit, children are helping to restore the Brazilian Atlantic Forest and its ecosystem.

Scientists have created woolly mice in a lab as part of a project that aims to recreate an extinct animal called the woolly mammoth.

At 17, surfer Erin Brooks is at the top of her sport.

Scientists glued QR codes to bees to keep track of them and learned some surprising things.

Scientists are trying to find out why some people’s brains don’t make pictures of the objects they’re thinking of.

Fourteen-year-old Tina Jin won a top science prize for inventing a filter that makes water safe to drink.

A new study says intelligent life may be more likely to exist than we realized.

During World War II, Marion Pritchard risked her own safety to rescue and shelter Jewish families.