Core samples drilled at Newblock Park as Tulsa Race Massacre grave search continues
Archeologists sunk testing equipment deep into the north edge of Newblock Park on Thursday, searching again for possible ...
Hydrogen Wildcatters Are Betting Big on Kansas to Strike It Rich
A growing number of startups are searching for geologic hydrogen from the US Midwest to Australia and hoping for a ...
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Researchers search for Uniontown
Tina Bridenstine Citizen Potawatomi Nation Somewhere in Kansas is a ghost town that was once a flourishing Potawatomi trading ...
Hydrogen Goldmine? According to Scientists, This Billion-Year-Old Rift Could Provide Us a Near-Endless Supply of Natural Hydrogen
Researchers in Nebraska are exploring the Midcontinent Rift's potential to produce renewable, carbon-free hydrogen, possibly ...
Unusual creature spotted in Alabama lake, residents say. ‘They are mesmerizing’
According to the United States Geological Survey, the jellyfish can be found across the United States, especially in the ...
Fury Finalizes Six Éléonore Style Drill Targets at the Éléonore South Gold Project
Fury Gold Mines Limited (TSX:FURY) and (NYSE American:FURY) (”Fury” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has ...
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1921 Graves Investigation continues, City of Tulsa provides 4 core updates on investigation
The City of Tulsa provided several updates amid the ongoing search for victims and descendants of the Tulsa Race Massacre as part of the 1921 Graves Investigation.
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Unusual creature spotted in Alabama lake, residents say. ‘They are mesmerizing’
According to the United States Geological Survey, the jellyfish can be found across the United States, especially in the Northeast region. They were first observed in Alabama in 1995, records show.
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How a Kansas City work camp provided much-needed relief during the Great Depression
What's Your KCQ is a collaboration between The Star and the Kansas City Public Library ... saw an interesting detail on a 1935 geological survey and asked KCQ: “On a 1930s map, I noticed a ...