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The hub will offer workforce training and education for chip-making jobs starting in January.
The Better Business Bureau is warning online vehicle shoppers about a website that doesn’t have a South Dakota dealer license and lists a downtown Sioux Falls address that isn’t its own.
Organizations impacted included the state, Santa Fe Police Department, hospitals, UNM and the Navajo Nation.
What is the best Mexican restaurant in Utah? Best chips and salsa in Utah. Where to find good Mexican food near Salt Lake City.
IBM unveiled its first quantum computer in Illinois Friday at Hyde Park Labs, ushering in an era of potentially transformative technological advancement, with Chicago at the center of development.
The report issued by the Romer Institute Tuesday proposed 14 possible policies Colorado Springs could use to help regulate data centers.
A townhome on the Upper East Side has gone viral for its Titanic-themed decor. FOX 5 NY's Stephanie Bertini gives us an up-close look at all the details.
Every fall, as hordes of children look forward to Halloween’s sugar high, plenty of adults worry that the candy kids receive trick-or-treating will get them actually high. Police and public health officials warn parents about the dangers of drug-laced candy every year. And this year, police in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, kicked things off with a warning for parents to beware of THC-infused Nerds ropes.
Amazon wants to use drones to deliver packages from its Westborough, Massachusetts, fulfillment center, but state leaders want a say on safety plans.
Comedian Adam Sandler is back visiting New Hampshire, and people are posting pictures of the Manchester native on social media.
Early voting begins Saturday in New York. Some residents will encounter new technology and larger ballots with more decisions to make.
Cybersecurity students at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock got a lesson in investigative work from a four-legged visitor with a nose for electronics on Tuesday afternoon.