Fond du Lac County Judge Laura Lavey set a $1,000 bond on the two men charged in the case of dumping fluorescent bulbs containing mercury.

I submerged a fluorescent bulb in water and then broke it to see how it absorbs liquid, showing the surprising amount of empty space inside.

The bulbs, some of which were broken, were pushed into a stream that eventually leads to the Horicon Marsh. Two trailers of bulbs linked to the case were left on a second Fond du Lac County property.

While most cameras handle color quite well, there are times you may end up with overly orange or blue photos. Here's what ...

The Microwave Channel on YouTube posts "do not try this at home" style videos of all sorts of objects being microwaved. The videos include both edible and non-edible items, and lots and lots of metal.

USA Rare Earth, Inc. has accelerated its mine-to-magnet strategy by acquiring UK-based Less Common Metals for $100 million ...

As the weather starts to cool down, homeowners look for ways to keep their energy bills in check. We spoke to three experts to get their top energy-saving tips.

A night under the stars can reset your body's clock, reduce stress, and more—but it might not benefit everyone.

An interdisciplinary team is studying how neurons process information to design smarter, more sustainable artificial ...