InquirerTechnology
Tormund, an orange cat residing in South Philly who amassed more than 300,000 social media followers because of the funny way he could stand, has died.
NydailynewsTechnology
Tuesday evening, Zabar's, in a statement posted on social media, said, "Zabar's is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Stanley Zabar, 94, co-owner of Zabar’s and a quiet force behind our family business."
ChicagotribuneTechnology
Illinois trailed by as many as 22 points in the first half before coming back to challenge Texas Tech in its first loss of the season.
WdsuTechnology
Video shows a Florida sanctuary using a drone to get food and blankets to a chimp after floodwaters cut off access.
WdsuTechnology
An employee of the Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office who was terminated over a social media post has been reinstated to her position.
WlwtTechnology
Cincinnati officials are reviewing a new study on data centers, focusing on resident concerns about costs, environmental impact, and regulations as they consider new rules for the facilities.
KcciTechnology
Virginia Tech beat Iowa 93-88 in OT after Curry's late 3-pointer helped the Hokies pull away.
Arizona Capitol TimesTechnology
Flock Safety, the leading automated license plate reader camera company at the center of a growing firestorm over privacy, says it is expecting an onslaught of bills in 2027 to regulate the technology — and agrees that further guardrails are needed.
Pinal CentralTechnology
CASA GRANDE — Newly released plans for the long-dormant PhoenixMart property reveal a proposed data center with rooftop solar panels, battery storage and an on-site fuel cell power facility, with
Pinal CentralTechnology
QUEEN CREEK — The people behind the San Tan Historical Society have dedicated themselves to preserving the history of Queen Creek and neighboring communities like San Tan Valley.
BonnercountydailybeeTechnology
The Silverwood name and Timber Terror are not being changed nor taken down after social media speculation. Courtesy of Silverwood Theme Park
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DARPA says a Caltech-built machine is the first to autonomously assemble a structure while already in space.