A parolee in Victorville was arrested with firearms and ammo after attempting to flee from a reported theft, facing multiple charges, including parole violation.

Ramsey County is hosting a free Fix-It Clinic at Hazelwood Professional Center for residents to repair household items and learn repair skills, aiming to reduce waste and promote sustainability.

A UMass Amherst study found that poor road conditions in Massachusetts' disadvantaged areas cause higher fuel consumption, disproportionately affecting these communities financially.

MIT engineers have created a wearable ultrasound sticker for continuous internal organ monitoring, which may aid in early disease detection and organ failure diagnosis.

Texas initiatives address infant drug addiction by supporting opioid-addicted mothers through programs like CHCS and Casa Mía, offering both care and housing.

Evans Pool in Seattle has introduced free teen swim nights on Fridays for 13 to 17-year-olds, including swimming lessons and lifeguard skills, with additional social activities and pizza.

Engineers from San Diego State University and USC design 3D-printed protective gear inspired by cuttlefish bones for athletes, service members, and astronauts.

Bill Nye will speak at the Long Center in Austin on February 21, coinciding with the GARSEF, to promote science engagement and the Long Reach for The Arts initiative.

Harvard experts discuss how diets rich in ultra-processed foods, alcohol, and processed meats increase cancer risk, emphasizing the benefits of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, healthy proteins, and cooking at home.

Artificial intelligence is significantly enhancing golf, with technologies like ShotLink providing real-time shot tracking and AI-driven gear customization, improving experiences for players and spectators.

MIT physicists have captured the first images of "second sound," a wave-like heat phenomenon in a superfluid, offering insights into thermal conductivity.

A Waymo self-driving car hit a bicyclist in San Francisco, raising safety questions regarding autonomous vehicles.

MIT scientists, with the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology, have created a microfluidic device to improve the safety of cell therapy treatments by removing tumorigenic cells.