Waymo plans to expand its driverless taxi service to Los Angeles and parts of Santa Clara County despite San Francisco's legal challenge.

Reliant Energy offers tips to Houstonians for saving on utility bills during high-energy demand periods, while various assistance programs provide aid for those struggling with costs.

A gene therapy trial in China shows that five deaf children gained the ability to hear, heralding a major medical advancement.

MIT engineers have developed a model potentially revolutionizing running shoe design by predicting the impact of shoe properties on a runner's gait and performance.

Gov. Greg Abbott showcases Texas' energy and tech sectors in New Delhi, aiming to strengthen economic ties with Indian industry leaders and attract global companies with the state's business-friendly environment.

The study by the University of Minnesota reports that peer breastfeeding counseling programs increase breastfeeding rates among rural Women, Infants, and Children program participants.

Arizona patients face a billing controversy with SimonMed Imaging, involving overcharges and difficult refund processes, with a former employee criticizing the company's practices. SimonMed defends their transparency and community contributions.

An Oregon Secretary of State audit criticizes the Oregon Medical Board for an inconsistent and inequitable disciplinary process of healthcare professionals.

Cobb & Douglas Public Health is distributing naloxone kits to combat opioid overdoses, including resources for prevention and recovery within the community.

Brazoria County officials and residents oppose the proposed Charles River monkey breeding and research facility, with Pearland City Council rejecting it due to ethical and environmental concerns.

UMass Amherst engineer Stacyann Bailey receives a $392,617 grant to study how cancer treatments, especially immunotherapies, might contribute to bone fractures in patients with metastatic disease.

A debate arises about including Narcan in household first aid kits to counter opioid overdoses, despite concerns it may give users a false sense of security.

Two Texas organizations partner to combat a rise in opioid emergencies, emphasizing community support and a broad, collaborative approach against the nation's fourth wave of the opioid epidemic.