MIT engineers have developed flexible "skeletons" for muscle-powered robots, enhancing their movement and control, potentially transforming future robotics applications.

Tennessee lawmakers passed a bill mandating parental consent for minors under 18 to create social media profiles, gaining significant bipartisan support.

Private companies are installing fiber optics in Bloomington through 2024 to upgrade digital infrastructure, with city-approved permits and resident notifications via door hangers.

Burnsville is conducting routine fire hydrant flushing, which may temporarily discolor tap water; however, the water is safe and residents are advised to run cold faucets until clear.

The Men's NCAA Final Four and a solar eclipse generated excitement in the US, with interactive events in Phoenix and couples marrying during the eclipse in Arkansas, while safety measures were taken for both people and pets.

North America experienced a total solar eclipse which drew crowds, with the path of totality passing through and Mesa seeing a 64% partial eclipse.

Ramsey County is hosting a workshop to help residents understand Medical Assistance renewal with the aid of Shakir Consulting Services. Registration is required.

Texas Biomedical Research Institute is investigating potential treatments and vaccines for Avian Influenza following a rare cattle-to-human transmission in Texas.

Tesla surpasses H-E-B as Austin's largest private employer with 22,777 workers, an 86% increase from the previous year, as reported by the Austin American-Statesman.

The HotRock Geothermal Research Consortium has launched in Austin, Texas, aiming to advance geothermal energy development with support from industry leaders.

MIT, NIST, and Demokritos collaborate to create a 3D printer that adjusts settings automatically for unknown materials, aiding sustainable manufacturing.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory published a comprehensive dataset on poplar trees, examining their genetics and environmental interactions, with implications for bioenergy and carbon capture studies.

Philadelphia anticipates a significant partial solar eclipse, with local events planned for viewing even though the city falls outside the totality path.