As surfing expands in its popularity and geography, surfers are using science to perfect and preserve waves — and bring the sport beyond the coasts.
New technology, wave science, and a passion for surfing is helping people catch waves far away from any ocean. This episode of "In Real Life" shows how the sport is evolving and thriving in unexpected places, from a wave park in central Texas to river surfing in Ohio.
Surfers and scientists say climate change and rising sea levels are altering waves they ride.
LEARN MORECan artificial intelligence really help us talk to the animals?
Meet Emerald, the woman who stepped up to fight Russia’s invasion.
This Scripps News documentary series explores the world surrounding the new liquid gold: Mezcal.
Toy Fair, in New York City, brings together not just toymakers but also investors, licensors and everyone who keeps the toy industry running.
United Airlines said it estimates drugs like Ozempic could save the airline at least $80 million a year.
You have about a month left before you need to worry about changing your clocks: In the U.S., Daylight Saving Time will end on Nov. 5.
