The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is recruiting for various scientific positions, emphasizing DNA or Drug Chemistry expertise, with salaries up to $135,000.

Tech and nuclear energy leaders discussed AI and nuclear energy collaboration for scalable solutions at an executive summit hosted by US national labs.

University of Washington students developed a system to improve Snohomish County's ballot collection process, potentially enhancing efficiency and sustainability in elections.

El Paso County introduced AI-powered self-service kiosks to expand access to county services, including court processes, payments, and information, catering to military families and underserved communities.

ORNL successfully tested 3D-printed steel capsules in a high-neutron flux reactor, marking an advancement in additive manufacturing for nuclear applications.

Union County's IT department ranked seventh in the 2025 Digital Counties Survey, marking their seventh consecutive year of recognition for digital innovation among mid-sized U.S. counties.

President Trump extends compliance deadlines for sterilization facilities using ethylene oxide due to national security interests, delaying recently enacted environmental standards.

Dr. Drosatos of the University of Cincinnati has received a $2.6 million grant to investigate diabetic cardiomyopathy, with a focus on the role of the GLUT1 protein in heart disease among individuals with diabetes.

Minnesota's new SEOC, overseen by Riley Slimmer, features advanced sustainability with geothermal heating/cooling and a solar panel system for emergency readiness.

Raleigh and the Heart of Carolina Tuskegee Airmen chapter have launched a free Youth Aviation Academy for ages 9-16, starting in September, to explore aviation careers and history.

Saint Louis County introduced naloxone vending machines to combat opioid overdoses, reporting a decrease in related deaths for the third consecutive year.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati found that certain spiders can trick AI into mistaking them for wasps, which was confirmed by a study published in Behavioral Ecology.

The largest piece of Mars on Earth, NWA 16788, sold for $5.3 million at a New York auction, surpassing estimates.