A 200-square-foot facility called Jupiter opens next Wednesday on the old Eastlake power plant grounds, aiming to turn toxic ash into critical materials for defense and semiconductor manufacturing.

Broadband cables reach almost every Oakland County home, but nearly 24,000 households still can't get online — and cost is the top reason why.

A new phishing trick lets hackers stay inside your inbox even after you change your password, the FBI warns nationwide.

Colin Sample was weeks from the police academy when leukemia struck. Now the Hiawatha father credits CAR T-cell therapy for a second chance.

A new NYU-led study finds richer kids are far more likely than poorer ones to get GLP-1 prescriptions, despite obesity rates skewing the other way.

AI BioDesign at Dexter Yard aims to turn biology into an ordering catalog, with a Nobel laureate leading the charge.

A 26-year-old Milwaukee father feared he'd never walk again after a sprained ankle masked a tumor filling his spinal canal.

ARCTOS will help place airmen as mentors and science fair judges across Ohio classrooms under a new six-year Wright-Patterson deal.

Kauai's positivity rate has climbed to 13.3% as roughly 35 long-term patients at a Big Island hospital tested positive.

The Smyrna body shop's new AI robots can haul nearly 4,200 pounds and call in backup when one falls behind schedule.

El Paso's Las Palmas Medical Center now offers a hybrid heart procedure combining surgery and catheter ablation for tough AFib cases.

Tim Andrews of Barrington, NH says he's doing well after becoming the first patient to move from a pig kidney to a human one.

Cracked and leaking vials triggered a nationwide pull of hospital epinephrine stock, the drugmaker's third recall since July.