Karthik Uppaluri, an eighth-grader at the Mesa Academy for Advanced Studies, has been selected to participate in a two-year internship with The JASON Project, a nonprofit subsidiary of the National Geographic Society.

RUMSON, N.J. - A panel of federal wildlife experts says New Jersey's wayward dolphins are just fine where they are.

January 1, 2005

LOS ANGELES -- Federal experts have now issued a tsunami advisory for possible dangerous currents in coastal areas of California and Oregon following a magnitude-8 earthquake in the Pacific Ocean near Samoa.

Martian mysteries continue to be unraveled by Arizona State University scientists.

WASHINGTON - Worldwide, it was the warmest September on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Friday.

A nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System is scheduled to take place noon Nov. 9. The test will be broadcast over radio and television stations statewide and last approximately three minutes.

Hurricane season begins June 1, with the U.S. coast from North Carolina to Texas again at above-average risk, but coastal residents can take modest comfort in the knowledge that the federal government’s response to any havoc-wreaking storm will be under a microscope.

It’s an unusual, unpredictable, volatile and rare mix of forces of nature bringing Arizona one of its wettest winters on record.

What do Newtown and Moore have in common? They were both heartbreaking tragedies, of course. But they were also targeted by opportunistic politicians eager to push their left-wing ideological agendas.

WASHINGTON - The National Weather Service is beginning to use a new computer that when fully deployed will be faster than any computer in the world today.

Washington -- Arizona is one of several Western states with a higher-than-normal likelihood for large wildfires this summer based on unseasonably dry weather conditions, according to new data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association.

The National Weather Service now has a more precise eye in the sky.

The dry, stagnant conditions that contributed last year to some of the worst air quality in Phoenix in recent memory could return this year, meaning the metro area could be in for another winter of pollution records.

HONOLULU - Federal officials have confirmed what biologists have long thought: The Caribbean monk seal has gone the way of the dodo.

NEW ORLEANS - Hurricane Rita's pounding waves and a hotter-than-usual Gulf of Mexico took a toll on the Gulf of Mexico's only government-protected coral reefs about 100 miles off the Louisiana and Texas coasts.

I’ll shut off my air conditioning if the government goes first.

Weather balloons flew high above the Valley, joining others above Tucson, Mexico City, the Gulf of California and many places in between.