MIT's new course prepares students to design off-world habitats, aligning with NASA's Artemis program goals for long-term lunar bases, and combines architecture and aerospace studies.

San Antonio introduces new water conservation rules including specified watering hours, fines for noncompliance, and a high-use surcharge. These measures aim to save water amid drought.

CPS Energy plans to weatherize over 16,000 homes in San Antonio through the Casa Verde Program, offering up to $4,500 in home improvements to save on energy bills.

New insights into neutrinos' role in supernovae have been revealed through quantum simulations, advancing astrophysical research and our understanding of the universe.

Bill Partridge received the DOE Vehicle Technologies Office Lifetime Distinguished Achievement Award for his impactful transportation research at ORNL.

Waymo secures California Public Utilities Commission approval to expand its driverless taxi service to San Mateo County, despite mixed opinions from the public and officials.

California offers free and discounted CalRx branded naloxone nasal spray to combat the opioid crisis, allowing organizations to receive or purchase the overdose-reversal medication at a reduced cost.

The new Ragon Institute building in Cambridge has opened, advancing medical research with cutting-edge facilities designed for collaborative efforts in global health challenges.

Four people have been indicted for distributing fentanyl leading to a USF student's overdose death, with the main dealer also facing firearm and cocaine possession charges.

San Antonio's Fox San Antonio reports that the Strawberry Moon will appear this Friday night, with a full illumination expected by 1 a.m. Saturday, offering a golden-orange tint due to its low horizon position.

The University of Georgia's intranasal COVID-19 vaccine, CVXGA, is set for clinical trials with 10,000 participants to compare its effectiveness to current mRNA vaccines. Developed by UGA start-up CyanVac, it uses a modified parainfluenza virus.

Harvard's MAPS project provides a digital atlas correlating ancient infrastructure with modern economies and includes data on historic events for research and education.

MIT researchers suggest waves may shape Titan's coastlines based on erosion models, contrasting earlier inconclusive evidence of wave activity on Saturn's moon.