Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed a new method for producing metal molds through 3D printing for the automotive industry, potentially increasing efficiency and reducing waste.

Gov. Josh Shapiro proposed a $50 million budget to boost Pennsylvania's life sciences sector, aiming to create jobs and foster innovation in the face of declining federal research funding.

The Solve SF app, a popular tool for reporting city issues, faces shutdown due to the city discontinuing its Open 311 API support, causing concern among its users and creator, Patrick McCabe.

A woman died and a man with a baby were injured in a pickup crash near Jacksonville's Acosta Bridge, ActionNewsJax reported. The driver hit a lane divider while changing lanes, causing the accident.

Arizona Corporation Commission explores nuclear energy's role in meeting the state's growing energy demands through workshops focused on educating stakeholders and the public.

Cyberattacks on healthcare providers have raised concerns about ransomware. Experts at the University of Cincinnati stress the importance of cyber-resiliency and note the high risk due to sensitive data and operational urgency.

UT-Battelle donates $475,000 to Oak Ridge High School's STEM program for advanced manufacturing tools and support, boosting AI and robotics education.

The Wisconsin DNR advises the public to keep wildlife wild, cautioning against disturbing young animals that may appear orphaned, urging people to observe from a distance, and to consult professionals before intervening.

MIT and Singapore-MIT Alliance researchers have developed a technology that extends produce shelf life by using biodegradable microneedles to inject melatonin into plants, which may help reduce global food waste.

NCDHHS launched an online map to help families find free vaccines for eligible children through the VFC program, aiming to ease access to immunizations.

The Coon Rapids Police Department partners with Steve Rummler Hope Network to offer Naloxone without prescriptions, aiming to combat opioid overdoses.

Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and NC State University have simulated the real-time movement of tens of thousands of electrons, advancing understanding of material responses at the atomic scale.

EPCC's Art Discipline presents "Photography: From Box to Phone Cameras," a historical exhibit in the Valle Verde AST Building, showcasing the evolution of photography and camera technology.