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USMSM is now a qualified RISE institution, the first regional center in Maryland. A zone of up to 500 acres could bring incentives for tech firms.
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Jared Cooney Hovarth, a researcher who speaks against educational technology, addressed school leaders and legislators Tuesday, decrying classroom technology and arguing it has only negatively impa…
Georgia drivers can now use a digital driver’s license or ID during traffic stops, crash investigations, and under other circumstances, according to the state Department of Public Safety.
A new report examining online conversations surrounding Georgia’s race for governor found potentially inauthentic accounts targeting both candidates, with hundreds showing signs of coordinated activity.
There are dozens of data centers across Minnesota and more under consideration. How many are located near you?
Scheduled to launch early 2027, the platform will connect parents to available childcare and preschool spaces with one application.
As AI reshapes higher education, Michigan students and faculty navigate its benefits and challenges, from academic integrity and career uncertainty to creativity and the technology’s environmental costs.
The US Census Bureau released data from its annual survey of American households this week, which included income levels and whether residents had an electric vehicle, among a variety of topics.
Central Oregon Community College is adding 6,500 square feet to its Redmond manufacturing and applied technology center to train more welders and machinists. The $8 million project is expected to be finished in 2028.
One year after opening its doors in Lewisburg, Ohio, Royal Canin’s newest manufacturing facility is showing what modern pet nutrition production can look like: precise, technology-enabled and built around the unique needs of cats and dogs.
Greenlink is NV Energy's two-part project. Greenlink West is a 350-mile-long transmission line that will run from Las Vegas to Yerington; it is expected to be in service next year. Greenlink North will be a 235-mile-long transmission line from Yerington to Ely. Originally slated to be operational by 2028, the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sided with several groups' protests against the line and remanded portions of the project back to the state BLM office.