Science

It was not unexpected...on the eve of the 10th anniversary of 911, US Intelligence officials are probing details about a 'credible' tip about a terror attack.

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In defense of hurricane forecasters,  it's best to prepare for the worst. But for the rest of the media, they are looking rather silly after Hurricane Irene turned out to be more of a whimper than a whammy.

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Before Westerners start snickering about the East Coast 'over-reacting' to the recent quake centered in Virginia, consider some significant long-term issues that could come from the 5.8 tremor.

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It would be an accountant's nightmare in the private sector...but for government in Seattle, 20 million in Federal Funds equals 14 new jobs...

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One of a handful of "pet projects" the Obama Administration singled out during the Stimulus has having so much promise, has filed for banktuptcy-after taking Federal Dollars and promising jobs.

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Honey, guess what just landed in the backyard!   The US Military today announced, sheepishly, that a hypersonic test airplane lost it's telemetry early today after being launched from a secret test location: meaning,  we lost the project...

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Look out! Newstalk 870 KFLD and Perfection Tire will be bending some sheet metal August 22 at the Benton Franklin Fair Demo Derby!

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US Military officials are looking into wether used of night vision goggles and equipment allowed Taliban forces to help bring down a US Chinook Helicopter last weekend, killing 30 US Special Forces Troops.

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Previous generations often speculated what the future would be like...some were accurate, some were not.

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While the US, and part of the world, focus on the American debt ceiling vote, and economic issues, the struggle to repair, rebuild and refoot continues in Japan, where now workers are finding a new deadly surprise inside the Fukushima nuclear plant.

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