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The city of Frankfort, Kentucky, won't be using its nearly 20 Flock cameras next year.
A Houston dad became the first father in Texas to hold his 26-week premature baby skin-to-skin using a revolutionary wearable incubator called a "Skincubator."
Because the one influencer who tried removing them got dragged, here are your early links: Upper West Side woman adopts a lot of dogs, Big Apple Triathlon returned, "NCIS" lands in New York and more.
Kelly Clarkson is feuding with a magic and games store in Brooklyn, New York, according to social media posts shared over the weekend.
The fraternity member's attorney said James' social media post "demonstrated a bias and presumption of guilt" of his client.
CARTERSVILLE, Ga. >> Producers of solar panels in the United States say they are on the cusp of a technological breakthrough that could upend the industry and even threaten China’s grip on it.
Fully autonomous driving is completely legal in 21 states, according to a recent report.
Driverless cars use a combination of cameras, radars and sensors which feeds information to AI-based software to steer the wheel.
Salt Lake City’s Cross E Ranch, where Utah families make fall memories, could change forever.
The First Amendment rights of a former law professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock weren't violated after she was dismissed for making comments about conservative activist Charlie Kirk's death, the dean and chancellor of the law school said in seeking to end a lawsuit over her firing.
Former Sandia National Laboratories manager David Kistin will direct Roadrunner Quantum Lab, a $25 million New Mexico effort to grow quantum technology companies in Albuquerque.
A Microsoft executive's startling admission appeared in a newly unredacted filing in the landmark copyright infringement legal battle playing out between newspapers like the Daily News and The New York Times and tech companies Microsoft and OpenAI.