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Untrained eyes will only see a wooded hillside. But the people of the Southern Oregon University Laboratory of Anthropology--SOULA--travel with trained…

Once upon a time, we thought earthquakes only happened in San Francisco and Alaska. You know, not here. But the discovery of the Cascadia Subduction Zone…

If you want to start a conversation that you know will last a while, ask Josh Gross about favorite bands. He loves music, and across a wide spectrum of…

In a new three-part special, NPR examines how George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery became part of a rallying cry that has led the U.S. to confront the racism of its past and present.

Drive from Arcata to Eureka on 101, and the water in the bay looks like it's right at the road level. Which is not a good thing. Because sea levels are…

It's a regular feature of hanging out by the ocean: the cries of the gulls. They get most of the attention (volume helps), but there are many other…

Legislators both state and national get accused of "kicking the can down the road," putting off tough decisions on knotty problems. When you think about…

An antibody survey conducted by the Oregon Health Authority finds that by June 15th, an estimated 1% of Oregonians had antibodies for the virus that causes COVID-19. That's ten times higher than the official estimate for June.

PG&E says the potential outages would be one to two hours in duration, and that no customers should be affected overnight.

A judge ruled that the ride-hailing giants must comply with California’s AB 5 contractor law, but legal appeals, a November ballot battle and big questions about organized labor loom large.