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FOUNTAIN, Colo. — When Army Staff Sgt. Samuel Fortune returned from Iraq, his body battered by war, he assumed he’d … Read more
FOUNTAIN, Colo. — When Army Staff Sgt. Samuel Fortune returned from Iraq, his body battered by war, he assumed he’d … Read more
It has been 38 years since scientists last spotted the insect known as Wallace’s giant … Read more
A team of archaeologists in the United Kingdom says it has traced dozens of Stonehenge’s … Read more
BEIJING — Beijing’s Forbidden City — traditionally off-limits at night for anyone except emperors, ghosts … Read more
ELY, Nev. — A crew of five wildlife biologists wearing overalls, helmets and headlamps walked … Read more
The flu vaccine is doing a relatively good job this season, protecting about half the … Read more
Memory and thinking skills naturally slow with age, but now scientists are peeking inside living … Read more
Scientists have figured out the climate forecast for the year 2080 in hundreds of cities … Read more
For Beth Terry, the epiphany came when she read an article about how albatross chicks … Read more
AMANALCO DE BECERRA, Mexico — For years, park rangers and conservationists working around Mexico’s Nevado … Read more
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — When a young mountain lion clamped its jaws onto Travis Kauffman’s … Read more
Kimberly Krawczyk says she would do anything to keep her students safe. A year ago … Read more
Think of it as decontaminating yourself. Hospitalized patients who harbor certain superbugs can cut their … Read more
Starting in March, the BendTech coworking space on SW Emkay Drive will make one of … Read more
Since the invention of the periodic table 150 years ago this month, scientists have worked … Read more
Is your child a “whale?” A teenager once spent $6,500 on Facebook games over two … Read more
In English, “I love you” can have the power of a magic spell or an … Read more
In the 18th century, watercolors became a popular way for professional and amateur artists alike … Read more
You can think of it as a World Cup of biochemical research. Every two years, … Read more
Cows and bulls searching for love now have a mobile app to help their breeders. … Read more
MOSCOW — Dozens of polar bears have laid siege to a small military settlement deep … Read more
Each year, millions of Americans walk out of a doctor’s office with a misdiagnosis. Physicians … Read more
BALTIMORE — A team of scientists, astronomers and engineers meets weekly in a conference room … Read more
For thousands of years, penguins have darted through the waters of the southern oceans, chasing … Read more
Bend is inching closer to its first software programming school with the beginning of a … Read more
St. Charles Health System postponed elective surgeries Thursday after a power outage at a Bend … Read more
FORT BRAGG, N.C. — Army soldiers struggle to haul heavy sleds backward as fast as … Read more
Where have Earth’s craters gone? Certainly, we have the striking Meteor Crater in Arizona, and … Read more
Global cruise lines are rolling out technology to help servers deliver cocktails to passengers who … Read more
LOS ANGELES — Marty Ralph was sitting in a San Francisco restaurant a couple of … Read more
Jonathan Maberry, a fiercely prolific author of often frightening novels, hears voices rattling in his … Read more
EVANSTON, Ill. — It was minus 15 degrees here on Wednesday afternoon, near the epicenter … Read more
PALM BEACH, Fla. — The migration of blacktip sharks to South Florida is a well-documented … Read more
The north magnetic pole is restless. Distinct from the geographic North Pole, where all the … Read more
A child’s finger is pricked at a doctor’s office, and the child cries out. “Ow! … Read more