The Tigers signed eight offensive transfers, and seven of them were either starters or significant contributors at different ...

Old friends will soon be back at the St. Tammany Parish Library when Story Tots, Play Date, Play Dough Time and Storytime return to their regular schedule starting Jan. 26, ...

The Northern New York Community Foundation George C. Boldt Scholarship was awarded to three Jefferson County high school ...

Lakeland University and Lakeshore College were recognized as the SCEDC's Economic Drivers of the Year for training the county's future workforce.

Class 12 Informatics Practices paper includes SQL queries, Python programming, digital footprints, web hosting, and intellectual property questions.

Fourth graders participate in an introductory lesson on artificial intelligence during a computer applications class at Dr.

Tori Chambers serves as the team secretary for the Bixby high school football program. Bixby coach Loren Montgomery refers to Chambers as the "lifeblood" of the program, comparing her role to a ...

At M.I.T., a new program called “artificial intelligence and decision-making” is now the second-most-popular undergraduate major. By Natasha Singer Natasha Singer covers computer science and A.I.

Mercedes-Benz South Africa is facing a few headwinds at the moment. Not only has it lost ground in local sales, but US tariffs have significantly impacted production volumes at its East London plant, ...

The Constellation-class frigate will now go the same way as the Zumwalt-class destroyer and the Littoral Combat Ship—expensive programs canceled well before their time, at great cost to the taxpayer.

The US Navy’s beleaguered shipbuilding program took a major hit on Tuesday as Navy Secretary John Phelan announced he was cancelling plans to buy Constellation-class frigates, once heralded as a key ...

ROME — The US Navy is cancelling its Constellation frigate program following months of cost overruns and delays but plans to keep two vessels that are already being built in Wisconsin. “We’re ...