Science

Are you itching to figure out why mosquitoes love you?

A recent study that tested the DNA of, let's just say "chicken," at different fast food restaurants found that it's not always 100% chicken. In fact, one popular chain's "chicken" is less than half chicken.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Pondering new restrictions on how the Environmental Protection Agency can use scientific data, congressional Republicans are seeking advice from the chemical and fossil fuel industries.

The moon will be closer to Earth than it ever has before in our lifetime (well, most of us, anyway) on November 14th.

This pioneer is a member of a very exclusive club.

After more than a century, we know the name of one of the most notorious serial killers in history... and it isn't Jack.

Hear world renowned classical guitarist Pepe Romero, Geneticist and NY Times Best Seller Sharon Maolem ("Inheritance"), a preview of this week's FSO concert with Maestro Enrique Diemecke and a visit from jazz flute great Alexander Zonjic on The Tom Sumner Program Wednesday April 29 beginning at 3 p...

Hear retired FBI Profiler Dr. Mary Ellen O'Toole talk about the missing Malaysian Flight 370 and the recent shooting at Fort Hood, Flint Mayor Dayne Walling talk about implementing the Master Plan and premiere planetary pundit Astronomer Richard Walker (Longway Planetarium) explore the universe on The Tom Sumner Program Tuesday April 8 beginning at 3 p...

Marine scientist and international oil spill expert Rick Steiner reflects on his work on the Exxon Valdez clean-up 25 years ago today followed by ARMCHAIR POLITICS with former Lt. Governor John Cherry on the left, former long-time State House member Charlie Mueller on the right and resident cynic Barry Simon on The Tom Sumner Program Monday March 24 beginning at 3 p...

Maestro Enrique Diemecke previews this week's FSO concert, Astronomer (and "planetary pundit") Richard Walker (Longway Planetarium) talks about NASA, space and more, plus animal activist Andrea Alexander-Roth drops by The Tom Sumner Program Tuesday March 11 beginning at 3 p...