VERNAL, Utah (ABC4) — The Ice Age red fox skeleton recovered from a cave in the Uinta Mountains last year is now on display for a limited time. According to a press release from the Utah Division of ...

What is ICE? What was it created to do? And what’s changed in 2025? Today on the show, the history of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and how it tracks the story of immigration, and politics, in ...

Editor’s note: Opinion content is solely the opinion of the author and not the Daily Journal. Encyclopedia Britannica states that an ice age is a prolonged period of reduced temperature on the Earth’s ...

At this year’s D23 showcase, Disney revealed that ICE AGE: BOILING POINT will come to theaters on Feb. 5, 2027. “BOILING POINT [is a] dinosaur-and-lava-filled madcap adventure that takes Manny, Sid, ...

Police have arrested three men over damage to a protected ice age landscape in the Highlands. The force said it was likely that heavy machinery was used to remove soil and stone at Achnabobane, which ...

A well-preserved human skeleton that scientists recently excavated in Vietnam dates back about 12,000 years ago to the Ice Age and contains the oldest human mitochondrial DNA found in the region. It ...

And now to *** dig into Florida's past. 100 years after the remains of humans and tigers were found, there's now another dig happening near the Vero Beach airport. Randy Gyllenhaal has the story. Well ...

WASHINGTON, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Under President Donald Trump, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency has become the driving force of his sweeping crackdown on migrants, bolstered by record ...

A fossil bone found in a sand pit in the 1980s near the Green River has turned out to be much older than originally suspected. It dates back to the Ice Age. The shin bone comes from a species of camel ...

Scientists knew the bone they found in a sand pit near Vernal 40 years ago belonged to a camel. What they didn’t know was that the camel liked the snow. A radiocarbon age taken of the shin bone ...

Bay of Aarhus, Denmark — Below the dark blue waters of the Bay of Aarhus in northern Denmark, archaeologists search for coastal settlements swallowed by rising sea levels more than 8,500 years ago.