Science

Scientists believe they have found their first true case of a double COVID-19 infection in the United States leaving many wondering about the future of COVID.

The Food and Drug Administration announced they want to see at least sixty days of data from trials before they will consider the approval of a COVID vaccine.

Mars will be close enough to Earth to see it with your naked eye tonight and on the 13th, an event that won't occur for another fifteen years.

Tesla is coming to Texas and with it an estimated 5,000 job openings for entry-level employees and engineers.

Front line healthcare workers, like nurses needed for the future, the World Health Organization warns of shortages globally.

Cloth Coverings In Victoria County- In this article we discuss pertinent information about guidelines and resources for face coverings from the CDC, including recent findings on COVID-19 and where in Victoria County you can make, donate and find cloth coverings.

Wow, science! Using a 3-D printer, a senior from Victoria West High School designed a prosthetic hand for a local second grader. 8 year old Ella Jeson, who attends Schorlemmer Elementary School is now able to use her new hand, and has learned to write with it for the very first time...

Are public school students as smart as kids in other countries? How about right here in Victoria? When a couple of our very own students from Victoria West High School win an engineering competition, it says a lot. In fact, students from Victoria West won both first and second place in the SPARK A&M Engineering Competition earlier this month. ...

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Do you know a 9-12 year old who loves space? Sign them up for Space Camp at the Museum of the Coastal Bend! During this morning day camp, kids will do hands-on activities related to our special exhibit, “Above Texas Skies: Space Exploration in the Coastal Bend.”

Prolific inventor Thomas Edison's attempt to market a talking doll failed miserably. Now you can hear why.

Kevin J. Manning presents "Astronomy for Everyone: Size and Scale of the Universe" at the Cuero Public Library, 207 E. Main Street in Cuero, Thursday evening. The Shutterbug Photography Club will also be displaying photos entered in its annual contest.