Science

Summer is halfway over and I bet your kids are driving you nuts!  Get them out of the house and doing fun activities with Amarillo Parks and Recreation.

Just a warning: Some might find this video kind of gross.

Kids can celebrate Easter in a fun new way with the Don Harrington Discovery Center's "Eggstravaganza!"

Sorry to be the one to break it to you... but reading these words is actually making you stupider.

If you feel like getting your lust and gluttony on in the lone star state, here's your road trip destination!

If you love beer then you don't want to miss this event.  It's another Discover AfterDark at the Don Harrington Discovery Center.  It's another one of their great adult only events and you don't want to miss it.  Beerology returns and you can learn the science of beer.

Everyone has suffered from having the same song stuck in their heads for hours on end. Christmas songs are the worst! You hear one on the radio for two seconds and find yourself singing it all day. Why does this happen? Good news: Scientists are on it...

Animal lovers will not be pleased with this.

Mother Nature decided to show off in the sky above Austin, TX.

Here's one for all the people out there who either have nothing to do or are just bored out of their skulls.

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a... I don't know? While the Supermoon cast it's beautiful view on Saturday, so did something else unexplainable.

A new form of birth control is set to go into the initial testing stages starting in 2015.  The idea began with Bill Gates and his colleagues and a MIT scientist.  It is a microchip that is implanted into your arm, stomach or buttocks that releases hormones.  This birth control microchip will last 16 years and you can turn it on and off with a remote.