Science

Two specific colors will try to trick your eyes during the upcoming solar eclipse.

Should you keep your eyes on the skies tonight? A geomagnetic storm could give Idahoans a sight to remember.

Without an Idaho man, Saturday's launch may not be possible.

I can’t stay up late and watch the Vikings and Packers...

Curious about how long it would take a child to pass a swallowed Lego head, several doctors gulped them down.

I confess in my political past I was involved in robocall efforts.

A Twin Falls student was recently recognized at an international science fair for his research project.

After three years of facing resistance inside the GOP-dominant Statehouse, Idaho schools will finally be able to implement a new slate of robust science standards.

New K-12 science standards are receiving push back from Idaho lawmakers for the third year in a row, despite efforts to downplay the negative impacts of human activity on climate change to appease Republican members.

(KLIX) – Mankind may rule the earth, but if all of the world’s spiders came together we might say otherwise.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Scientists in southwestern Idaho are experimenting to find out if bacteria can stop an invasive weed that is taking over the West.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – New evidence recently discovered during an evaluation of the bones of an unknown castaway have scientists thinking they may belong to Amelia Earhart. It has not been confirmed if the bones, found on the island of Nikumaroro in 1940,  are indeed Earhart’s, but scientists say there are strong similarities between the arm bones of the unknown castaway and those of the famou