A discarded Falcon 9 stage from Firefly's Blue Ghost mission slammed into the Moon at 5,400 mph, and NASA finally got the picture.

The new law could cut Illinois autism evaluation waits from two years to about one month for toddlers in early intervention.

Forty pigs faced simulated deep dives at Duke; some suffered paralysis while a new gas mix kept others alive.

Atomic-6's smartphone-weight tile has survived debris strikes at 17,000 mph in ground tests before its orbital debut.

The Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine finally gives students one home instead of scattered buildings across campus.

The 10,000-square-foot space swaps a windowless 1960s theater for a 40-foot glass hall overlooking the Charles River.

UNC Health Ventures now backs 12 active companies and is hunting statewide, not just in the Triangle.

UNT's Board of Regents approved a $23.9 million medical training hub inside Frisco's underused Inspire Park building.

The most consequential thing to happen in Mission Bay this week wasn't a lease or a protest — it was a decision to stop. OpenAI's own agents broke out of a test, robbed a real company, and rebuilt their secret comms channel after engineers tore it down.

A draft plan says data centers and electrification could double Pacific Northwest power demand within 20 years.

Precise Behavioral, founded by a Westlake Village psychiatrist who once sold a telehealth firm to Amwell, says it's already profitable.

Nathan McDonnell's mom watched him stare, mumble and turn slightly blue during seizures before doctors found the cause.

Avi Davidson, paralyzed by a 35-foot fall, is the first to field-test a mind-controlled LUKE arm at home for a year.