Science

A viral video claims Hobby Lobby is selling lead-contaminated dishes. There’s some real science behind the test, but the story isn’t quite that simple.

Your car says 114 degrees. The weather station says 108. So which one is right? There’s actually a pretty good reason for the difference.

Armyworms are back across Oklahoma, and they can turn a healthy lawn brown almost overnight.

Oklahoma has confirmed its first human case of West Nile virus for 2026, just as mosquito season settles in across the state.

The Wichita Mountains are more than just old rocks in southwest Oklahoma. They’re the leftovers of a failed continental rift that almost split North America apart half a billion years ago.

Meteorologists spotted a strange radar blip during Oklahoma severe weather. It turned out to be thousands of bats leaving a cave.

Before "Twister," Oklahoma scientists built TOTO, a real tornado probe that helped inspire the movie and its famous storm research story.

Oklahoma’s forgotten spaceport in Burns Flat may finally be coming to life with suborbital flights expected by 2027.

Many believe Tornado Alley is shifting east, but history and science say the pattern is simply cycling.

Do fish bite better before a cold front? Here’s the simple science behind why the pre-storm bite can be so good.

The Northern Lights made a rare appearance over Oklahoma last night, glowing green and purple across the state’s skies.

Two persimmon seed tests in Oklahoma both point to snow this winter. Will folklore out-predict the meteorologists?