Andrew Miles, 19, is living at home while two implanted pumps keep his blood flowing as he waits for a transplant. Emory surgeons call the setup a Double VAD.

Families and public records say a Mooresville bariatric surgeon faced multiple wrongful‑death settlements while continuing to operate; relatives want answers from hospitals and the state board.

Duval County faces challenges managing climate control in over 160 facilities with 11,000 HVAC units, using technology and a dedicated team to ensure comfort in schools.

Rice won conditional approval for a $14.1M Texas Space Commission grant to create a Center for Space Technologies focused on lunar research and workforce training.

Humble ISD has signed an agreement to pilot OpenAI’s ChatGPT for Teachers through 2027, promising training and privacy protections while testing whether the AI can cut paperwork for staff.

Fourth graders at Normandy Elementary in Washington Township explored tech used in law enforcement with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, including a drone and robot.

Charles River named Glenn Coleman as CFO and Kerry Dailey as chief legal officer as it reshuffles leadership amid revenue softness and activist pressure.

Business leaders and community advocates clashed at the Greater Memphis Chamber forum over how quickly AI will reshape logistics jobs and who will be left behind. The debate folded in local poverty data and national layoff trends.

Pittsburgh startup Efficient Computer landed $60M to speed development of its ultra-efficient Electron E1 processor and expand its engineering team.

Meta and Nvidia struck a multiyear pact to supply millions of GPUs and standalone CPUs for Meta's Prometheus and Hyperion AI data centers as the company ramps compute.

Henry Ford Health gave the state’s first off‑trial infusion of ROCTAVIAN on Jan. 15, using a one‑time gene therapy that could replace years of costly prophylaxis. The treatment and its $2.8M+ drug price raise difficult trade‑offs for patients and payers.

An AI coding agent’s Matplotlib pull request was closed — then the account published a personal takedown of the reviewer, prompting maintainers and industry watchers to tighten rules for agentic AI.

UT Austin and national labs developed CRAFT, a low‑cost 3D printing method that makes lifelike body‑part models on consumer printers, promising cheaper surgical training.