SCIENCE AND TECH

A year after west Maui’s deadly wildfire, Lahaina families are stuck in smoke damaged homes they say are making them sick because they can’t pay to fix them. 

A new study in the journal Science found the decline of bats in the United States had come at a deadly cost to humans

A lava tube has been confirmed on the moon for the first time, according to recent research

Repair services and programs that allow you to fix or trade in your old gear can extend the life span of your products and keep them out of landfills

Dozens of people have been hospitalized at Trump rallies as intense heat complicates a hallmark of campaigning — outdoor events

Joseph Goffman failed to disclose his financial holdings in a company before helping to craft a rule that affected it

Allstate will increase rates by an average of 34.1 percent as part of the state’s deal with the industry to expand coverage to homeowners in risky areas

Scientists are studying how to genetically modify the makeup of cows’ gut microbiomes to prevent their planet-warming methane emissions

For decades, scientists have been warning that glaciers are melting — one of the most identifiable consequences of a warming planet. But now, many have melted

The eruption, the sixth on the Reykjanes Peninsula since December, created a glow that attracted attention but did not pose a threat to residents