Nathan McDonnell's mom watched him stare, mumble and turn slightly blue during seizures before doctors found the cause.

Avi Davidson, paralyzed by a 35-foot fall, is the first to field-test a mind-controlled LUKE arm at home for a year.

Diane Wirth lost sight in one eye weeks after starting Wegovy, and now she's suing to force a US warning label.

A six-person crew spent 10 days breathing recycled air underground, training for a future Mars trip.

The 35,000-square-foot NIDDK unit at 850 N. Fifth St. has four one-of-a-kind metabolic chambers, but a night-nurse shortage is keeping its 11 guest rooms empty.

DURAVYU missed its main goal against Regeneron's Eylea, but the company says a small subgroup of unrelated vision loss skewed the results.

Dash0 is folding Polar Signals' kernel-level profiling into an AI agent called Agent0 that can write its own code fixes.

Camel bones, a baby mammoth and giant sloth remains turned up during D Line digging. Most now sit in museum drawers, not display cases.

Suffolk, Wentworth, Northeastern and Endicott are rolling out AI-infused degrees, but a Suffolk petition against the plan drew 1,200 signatures in two days.

J.F. Webb High students hit YouTube nearly 40,000 times in a month, pushing Granville County toward tech-free Mondays and Tuesdays.

The $4 million system fires countermeasure flares at speeds up to Mach 1, cutting the need for test pilots and aircraft entirely.

U of A's mining program, ranked 4th in the nation, is a key target of a new federal effort to fix a looming engineer shortage.

NASA's new November expo could put spectators near real Artemis III rocket hardware — but tickets span three separate venues.