The East Providence hospital's sleep and circadian rhythms center is growing, with new labs and more researchers on the way.

California Northstate University needs people willing to undergo repeated pelvic, breast and rectal exams so med students can practice.

OPPD says physical demolition at the shuttered Fort Calhoun plant is complete, though paperwork and federal sign-off remain before the 660-acre site's future is settled.

Names, birth dates and disability records tied to 7 million California students were copied in a months-long breach of a testing contractor's systems.

Fewer than 40 U.S. hospitals offer the therapy for eye cancer that spreads to the liver — now Omaha is one of them.

Startups like Trueshort and Promise are filling vacant Culver City offices once held by traditional studios, betting AI can remake Hollywood.

Free entry, pie-eating contests, and 8-pound pumpkins flying past the Air Force museum in Riverside.

Lori Anderson was given two to five years to live. Her latest scans show no evidence of metastatic disease.

A Dallas-area barber and a nail tech are getting paid to film their work — data that may one day power machines that do their jobs.

Jay Stratton says he witnessed non-human beings firsthand. Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb says the claims still lack hard evidence.

Denton's new research hub will house biomedical labs and a startup incubator, but UNT still won't say exactly when classes begin.

Jacobs and Levy's pledge is Atlantic Health's largest research donation ever, building on a 25-year giving history.

After nearly 20 years of cane-and-walker days, Rachel Dib says she can now get her kids to school herself.