Outdoors
Minnesota bats are caught in a fast-moving, deadly epidemic
A night out with state researchers, who are netting and tracking a species of bat in hopes of saving some of them from an infectious disease called white-nose syndrome.
Variety
Why do women have orgasms? The science behind 'I'll have what she's having'
It's a question that has stumped the greatest scientific minds throughout history: Why do women have orgasms?
Local
Two years later, Ice Bucket Challenge yields hope for Minnesotans with ALS
People who had waited a year or more for gear to help them live more independently can now get a key piece of equipment delivered within days.
World
26,750 miles, zero fuel: Historic solar flight completes first round-the-world journey
In a first, men complete global trip in solar plane.
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Science and Technology
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