Elon Musk has filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the AI firm has strayed from its original non-profit mission and is now prioritizing profit.

FAFSA glitches in San Antonio have created uncertainty for students' college prospects, with fewer FAFSA completions and potential enrollment declines.

Carroll County Government received the Special Achievement in GIS (SAG) Award from Esri for its innovative use of mapping and analytics, as reported by the county's news releases.

Ohio dispensaries are preparing for recreational marijuana sales, starting next Tuesday, with increased stock and measures to accommodate the expected demand.

Research by MIT and the University of Chicago suggests meteorite impacts are the primary factor in forming the Moon's atmosphere, with study results showing a 70:30 impact vaporization to solar wind contribution ratio.

Washington County collaborates with local entities to offer a student-focused vaccine clinic at Armstrong Elementary on August 8, to improve immunization rates.

Vir Biotechnology is reducing its workforce by 25%, affecting 141 jobs, as it restructures and focuses on hepatitis research, despite reporting a $138 million loss but maintaining a $1.3 billion valuation.

Kayla Austin created a device and app, "My Gun's Been Moved," plus a program "My Safety Circle" to address firearm safety and prevent accidental shootings.

MIT researchers found human activities significantly contribute to rising ozone levels in the upper troposphere, analyzing satellite data from 2005-2021.

MIT and international physicists studied excitons in ultrathin materials, offering insights with implications for electronic devices and quantum computing.

UT Austin astronomers used AI to discover hundreds of "polluted" white dwarf stars in the Milky Way, improving our understanding of planetary compositions.

Researchers at the University of Texas have used AI to create a non-toxic antibiotic variant, showing effectiveness against resistant bacteria in animal trials, as reported in Nature Biomedical Engineering.

The SEC has charged ex-CEO of IRL, Abraham Shafi, with conducting a $170 million fraud, misleading investors on user numbers and using funds for personal expenses.