Boeing's troubled Starliner capsule will return to Earth as early as next week, without crew: NASA

NASA and Boeing said an uncrewed Starliner capsule will undock from the International Space Station and return to Earth no earlier than Friday, Sept. 6, “pending weather and operational readiness."

This bill bans chemtrails, but do they even exist?

Tennessee recently passed a bill to ban chemtrails, igniting debates over whether they exist. Explore the origins of the chemtrails conspiracy theory, its influence on legislation, and expert opinions that debunk the myth, explaining the true nature of these airplane trails.

Lana Del Rey's rumored boyfriend is a Louisiana swamp tour guide

Grammy-nominated singer Lana Del Rey has been spotted holding hands and dining out with a Louisiana airboat captain and alligator tour guide.

‘Almost identical’ dinosaur tracks found in Brazil and Africa. Here’s what that proves

More than 260 dinosaur footprints discovered in Brazil and Cameroon provide further evidence that South America and Africa were once connected as part of a giant continent millions of years ago, according to a recent study.

SpaceX grounded by FAA after Falcon 9 topples, burns on landing barge

The FAA has grounded SpaceX after a Falcon 9 booster toppled and burned during landing on a barge. This incident has halted upcoming launches and sparked an urgent investigation into what went wrong.

Colorado brush fire caused by electrocuted birds falling to the ground

More than 40 firefighters responded to the fire, which started when a group of birds were electrocuted by power equipment, caught fire and then fell to the ground.

Expert urges calm as astronauts remain at ISS
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FOX 10's Ellen McNamara spoke with Dr. Jim Rice with Arizona State University, as two astronauts are spending more time in space due to reported issues with the spacecraft that took them to the International Space Station.

New tarantula species discovered in southeast Arizona
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A group recently published their findings in the journal "Zookeys." The first discovered the tarantula during a 2018 trip to the Chiricahua Mountains in the Coronado National Forest, and in their paper, they compared the species with 20 others. They defined this new type of tarantula by their bright orange hairs, combined with its darker body.

Shark washes ashore at NYC beach, rescued by beachgoers

Video captured by a beachgoer shows the thresher shark stranded in the sand at Rockaway Beach, fighting to get back in.

Latest on NASA astronauts stuck in space
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An eight-day mission is turning into eight months in space for two astronauts who caught a ride on Boeing's Starliner. The spacecraft took them to the ISS, but NASA says it?s not safe to bring them back home. FOX's Chelsea Torres has more from NASA in Houston, Texas.

Too fat to fly? Eagle thought to be hurt is OK
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Wildlife conservation experts came to the rescue of a bald eagle that they thought was injured. They later realized the bird was healthy, and it was just too fat to fly. The eagle was found at Wilson's Creek National Battlefield in Missouri. An X-ray showed parts of what appeared to be a raccoon's paw inside the eagle, an indication it might have feasted on raccoon roadkill.

Rugby legend Percy Montgomery rescues stranded dolphin calf on Cape Town beach

Springbok Rugby World Cup champion Percy Montgomery became a hero after rescuing a stranded dolphin calf on a beach near Cape Town earlier this month.

Gilbert landscaper lucky to be alive after bee attack

A Valley landscaper is lucky to be alive after a killer bee attack. Luis Navarro took the brunt of the bee attack, and doctors say he was minutes away from dying.

Gilbert landscaper lucky to be alive after bee attack
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A Valley landscaper is lucky to be alive after a killer bee attack. Luis Navarro took the brunt of the bee attack, and doctors say he was minutes away from dying. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has this story.

Arizona students help NASA with moon landings
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Getting humans back on the moon is no easy task as there are countless engineering obstacles to overcome. But, a team of students in Arizona just cracked the code on one issue. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen explains.