On this day in science history Sept. 17, 1999: Jesse Gelsinger died after receiving a gene therapy treatment to treat a liver ...

South Florida PBS (WPBT, WXEL, and Health Channel) is excited to unveil a dynamic lineup of programming and events this October. From stepping back in time with our newest immersive experience, to ...

Hater Friday runs on Fridays and centers around critiquing media or culture. Paulina Delgado Umpierre is a sophomore in the ...

Reading Rainbow returns after nearly 20 years with viral librarian Mychal Threets hosting a new generation of readers.

PBS launches a newly imagined version of its show "Reading Rainbow"—this time, featuring a cast of woke stars.

Uncover the groundbreaking contributions of these famous scientists. Discover how their innovative discoveries and inventions ...

Bill Nye the Science Guy did more than just attend Celtics Media Day, as he also asked Jaylen Brown a question and spoke to ...

The first woman to serve as archivist of the United States talked at Drury University about the need to preserve history in polarized times.

In 1897, Nelson and Lorraine Cornish left Oakland and came to Santa Cruz to live. When they saw the 31-year-old Methodist Church empty and for sale, Lorraine felt it was a sign. They bought the ...

From left, Jeffrey Goldberg, Sarah Botstein, Ken Burns, Annette Gordon-Reed, and Tom Hanks at the New York premiere of PBS’s "The American Revolution." at the Atlantic Festival. Michael ...

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In her new show, Ella Al-Shamahi charts humanity's evolutionary odyssey. We sat down with her to discuss the path of our species out of Africa to global hegemony.