Seeing a shooting star streak across the night sky can be a thing of beauty, and stargazers will have their chance to catch a glimpse of several on Earth Day when one of the longest-running meteor showers in recorded history peaks. More
A porch pirate was caught on video in front of a home in Long Beach, and the homeowner caught the suspect red-handed. More
Large dust devil swirls across park in Nebraska More
Impressive lightning storm lights up stormy night sky More
Popular beach resort looks like it's being hit by a hurricane More
Road closed after getting swallowed by severe flooding More
Home barely survives after tornado leaves property damaged More
Shooting stars return for the peak of the Lyrids More
While dry, warm and tranquil conditions are in store for a large part of the nation on Easter Sunday, there will be some areas that have to deal with showers and cool weather.
The extreme heat that has been baking southern California will get trimmed for the final day of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
More than 1 billion people will be celebrating Earth Day on Monday throughout the world, including in several cities across the United States.
The historic numbers indicate one thing, but a look at the last five years -- and even this year -- shows something else.
Scientists claimed the Bramble Cay melomys was the first mammal to go extinct from "human-induced" climate change.
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The historic numbers indicate one thing, but a look at the last five years -- and even this year -- shows something else.
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Australia experienced its hottest and coldest April day for decades. Residents in Australia’s Stirling Ranges woke up to record snowfall for the first time in 49 years.
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