She has held the unique job title of Chief Curiosity Correspondent at the Field Museum since 2013. Now, Emily Graslie tells us about her new podcast “ExploreAStory.”

After drawing an estimated 60,000 people to the inaugural event last year, Chicago’s second installment of the March for Science returns this weekend – with a few changes.

The Apollo 8 astronauts reunite in Chicago as a new book by local author Robert Kurson celebrates the historic first human flight to the moon.

Despite the early April snow showers, a recent bird sighting in Cook County is a strong sign that warmer spring weather is just around the corner.

There are 3,149 different types of plants in the Chicago region. A massive new book details every single one.

One year after welcoming its first baby reindeer in nearly four decades, Brookfield Zoo added another newborn fawn this week.

For the first time, Shedd Aquarium will host a full week of events leading up to Earth Day on April 22. 

Rabiah Mayas, one of our favorite explainers of all things scientific, shares some of the latest top science news from Chicago and around the world.

Atlanta is still in the throes of a major cyberattack. How vulnerable are cities like Chicago to hackers using ransomware?

A camera set up near Rosehill Cemetery captured an unusual photo of a flying squirrel last fall, but the image was only recently discovered.

Facebook is facing backlash in the wake of a data privacy scandal. University of Chicago computer science professor Ben Zhao shares his perspective.

After a fatal crash in Arizona, the safety measures for autonomous cars come under intense scrutiny.

The grocery store chain released more details this week about its plans to phase out a practice that animal welfare advocates consider inhumane. 

The yet-to-be-named chick is healthy and being hand-reared by animal care staff, the zoo said this week.

A British firm is accused of using personal Facebook data of millions to help Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in 2016.

Despite the industry’s recent decline and new tariffs, Illinois’ solar market is expected to grow significantly in the coming years, according to a new report.