Science and technology

Business

Drones becoming essential to businesses

discusses use, and misuse, of new technology

May 3, 2018

Local News

Animas High rocket team has the right stuff for national competition

Rocketry is a science of precision, patience and two uncracked eggs

April 27, 2018

Local News

Animas High rocket team has the right stuff for national competition

Rocketry is a science of precision, patience and two uncracked eggs

April 27, 2018

Local News

Forest, BLM remind public of electric bike rules

Popular e-bikes not allowed on non-motorized trails

March 26, 2018

Local News

Forest, BLM remind public of electric bike rules

Popular e-bikes not allowed on non-motorized trails

March 26, 2018

Local News

Kids to dabble in science and technology this weekend at Discovery Festival

Building competition will be held Saturday

February 22, 2018

Local News

Second-graders gain STEAM

Sunnyside students work on math, engineering skills

December 24, 2017

Nation & World

FBI again finds itself unable to unlock a gunman’s cellphone

FBI agents have been unable to unlock the encrypted cellphone of the gunman in the Texas church massacre to learn…

November 8, 2017

Nation & World

Poll finds most have little fear of robots taking jobs

People wait for their lunch orders to be ready at Eatsa in San Francisco. A new survey suggests that Americans…

October 30, 2017

Nation & World

Some flowers create blue halo to say hello to foraging bees

They create a blue halo, apparently to attract the bees they need for pollination, scientists reported Wednesday. Bees are drawn…

October 19, 2017

Nation & World

Self-driving cars could ease traffic, but increase sprawl

Steven Senne/Associated Press file<br><br>An autonomous vehicle is driven by an engineer on a street in an industrial park in Boston.…

October 17, 2017

Nation & World

Scientists witness huge cosmic crash, find origins of gold

Vicky Kalogera, a gravitational-wave astrophysicist at Northwestern University who contributed to the historic detections of gravitational waves, speaks at the…

October 17, 2017

Nation & World

Will your job be automated? 70 percent of Americans say no

A new security robot, nicknamed ROD2, drives toward Daniel Webb as it patrols the sidewalks and parking garage at River…

October 5, 2017

Local News

Durangoans turn their heads up to see solar eclipse

A partial eclipse of the sun is seen from Durango on Monday morning.Jerry McBride/Durango Herald The path of totality passed…

August 21, 2017

Nation & World

Historic eclipse turns day into night across the U.S.

“It’s really, really, really, really awesome,” said 9-year-old Cami Smith as she watched the fully eclipsed sun from a gravel…

August 21, 2017

Local News

Electronic wildlife detection system fizzles out east of Durango

don’t work; maintenance too high to be useful

June 28, 2017

Local News

Legislature eyes tech advancements to assist Colorado’s growing elderly population

provide improved home access to health care assessments

June 13, 2017

Business

Doughnut delivery by drone in Denver is a peek at the future

Doughnuts were delivered Wednesday by drone to Denver’s mayor and the city’s police and fire departments in an event that…

June 3, 2017

Nation & World

Scientists take to the streets in Washington

Speakers, performers joined in March for Science

April 22, 2017

Local News

Fort Lewis College to emphasize STEM majors to increase enrollment

dealing with reality of higher education today

April 13, 2017

Science

Behold Hubble’s latest close-up photo of Jupiter

Planet’s bands clearly seen

April 7, 2017

Local News

New Fort Lewis College sciences building named Sitter Family Hall

Dedication to be held Friday, fundraising ongoing

April 5, 2017

Science

When is new forecast really new?

A cross-country skier glides on slushy snow on Brooklyn’s Livingston Street 2017, in New York.Bebeto Matthews/Associated Press But they didn’t…

March 18, 2017

Science

Shriveling heat

warming could cause some mammals to shrink in size

March 18, 2017