Governor Hochul announces a $5 million initiative to improve mobile service in New York, seeking innovative solutions to enhance wireless coverage as part of the ConnectALL strategy.

MIT engineers have engineered bacteria to emit signals detectable by hyperspectral cameras from up to 90 meters away, promising advances in environmental monitoring.

Dr. Jennifer Mapes at Kent State uses geography to map human experiences, particularly the May 4, 1970 shootings, supported by over 200 narratives. Her upcoming lecture will discuss this project.

Raleigh's new $16 million water testing lab is now operational, improving the safety, quality, and taste of the water supply for the city's 650,000 residents.

WSU researchers are using trained dogs to detect Little Cherry Disease in trees, an approach that may be quicker and more accurate than standard PCR tests.

MIT engineers developed a thumb-sized hopping robot designed for search and rescue that leaps over obstacles and carries heavy payloads, potentially enhancing navigation in disaster-hit areas.

Meta confirms closing three of its Fremont offices, with employees to be reassigned to other locations. The downsizing reflects broader industry and company restructuring trends.

The 2025 Uber Lost & Found Index reveals various unusual items left in Ubers, with NYC being the top city for forgotten things, ranging from Viking drinking horns to live pets. Uber also hosted a pop-up in Manhattan for item retrieval and education.

The White House is advancing AI use in federal agencies, revising policies to streamline adoption and enhance services, diverging from previous cautious approaches.

SignalFire raised over $1 billion for early-stage AI startups, reaching $3 billion in assets under management, with a focus on being the first investor and leveraging their AI-driven platform, Beacon AI, to identify talent and trends.

Colossal Biosciences claims the birth of two dire wolves, marking a de-extinction milestone using CRISPR. Critics and ethicists question the authenticity of such efforts, debating the ecological and ethical implications.

The former Phoenix chapter of Girls in Tech has become TechWomenAZ and joined Google's Women Techmakers program. Phoenix Group is also rebranding to unify its consumer brands and emphasize its purpose-led business approach.

Brooklyn residents rally against proposed lithium-ion battery storage facilities, fearing fire risks and impact on property values and insurance, despite assurances of safety standards.