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Texas Sharks Take the Spotlight on National TV

July 25, 2026

The annual Discovery Channel show that started as a science lesson has turned into a pop‑culture event, and this year it will feature a Texas expert. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is stepping onto the national stage for the first time, bringing local paleontologist Ron Tykoski into a tel

education

Camp Countdown: Final Wizards of Science Session

July 25, 2026

Mid‑America Science Museum is ending its summer program with a final week called Wizarding World of Science. Kids can sign up until Monday, and the camp runs from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. , every weekday for children aged six to twelve. The program is all about hands‑on experiments that feel like magic.

science

Satellite Eyes Mexico’s Volcanic Heart

July 25, 2026

A new space project, Gxiba‑1, will watch Mexico’s Popocatepetl volcano from orbit. The craft was built by students and researchers at the Popular Autonomous University of Puebla, with help from Japan’s space agency. Its goal is to track heat and other signs that a volcano might erupt, giving authori

entertainment

Raccoon Star Gets Its Own Bobblehead

July 25, 2026

A quirky raccoon from Seattle has become a national sensation, and now it’s officially being celebrated with a bobblehead. The animal, known for its short‑spine condition and playful antics, has captured the hearts of many after videos showed it darting through backyards and balconies. The Nation

entertainment

Silent Stars Return to the Spotlight

July 25, 2026

The Museum of Modern Art will open a new program that brings back old silent movies from famous filmmakers. Visitors can watch three films made by Charles Chaplin on August 2, including the charming “A Dog’s Life, ” a war comedy called “Shoulder Arms, ” and a short propaganda piece that encouraged p

art

Betsy Wyeth’s Hidden Design Legacy and Other Local Treasures

July 25, 2026

The Brandywine Museum of Art has opened a new shrine to Betsy James Wyeth, showcasing her knack for turning old buildings into cool, Shaker‑inspired spaces. Visitors can walk through Brinton’s Mill, the historic complex where Betsy and her husband Andrew lived, now made accessible for the first tim

environment

Virginia Data Center Pollution Debate: Inside the Agency’s Quick Response

July 25, 2026

A Virginia environmental agency acted fast after a study warned that a local data center could pollute the air. The report, sent to the department’s director two days before it was made public, led the staff to immediately question its findings. They pushed back by saying the analysis overstated hea

technology

New Tech Lead to Drive Datavault’s Audio Innovations

July 24, 2026

Datavault AI, a company known for blending artificial intelligence with audio technology, has named Frank Deo as the chief technology officer of its Acoustic Sciences Division. The move comes as the firm plans to streamline and grow its audio‑related product lines, including ADIO, WiSA, Event Citade

education

Nursing Schools Move to Livingston County

July 24, 2026

Cleary University is set to take over three nursing programs from Siena Heights University, starting in spring 2027. The move will bring a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, a RN to BSN degree, and a Master of Science in Nursing to the county. The first program, RN to BSN, will begin before the others.

entertainment

Comic‑Con Day One: Stars, Panels and Surprises in San Diego

July 24, 2026

The first day of Comic‑Con started with a quieter vibe than the weekend, yet it still drew fans and famous faces. A popular book series turned TV show kicked off the schedule, pulling a crowd to Hall H for its launch. A major film crew also gathered in Ballroom 20, sharing a glimpse of an upco