In an Instagram story, a passenger shared a vague message about a small fire on board the ship. Since the post didn’t offer ...

She said they’re projecting that 65 per cent of their revenue will come from the ship as a touring and teaching vessel. The ...

The flu is walloping every corner of Massachusetts in an unusual second surge of the season, with people reporting flu-like symptoms at rates higher than any other winter peak since before COVID ...

Proposed budget cuts threaten the accuracy of Indonesia's weather and earthquake data, the agency says, potentially impacting ...

Singapore on Tuesday started an initiative to expand its senior care programme using horse therapy as the wealthy city-state ...

It's been 13 years since Tesla launched what would now be known as the first Software-Defined Vehicle. And many executives are asking why few competitors have arrived.

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World Governments Summit: live updatesArtificial intelligence is like a “tsunami” hitting the global labour market, the head ...

Timely engineering fixes rely on high-speed communications standards, but data inconsistencies are getting in the way.

New research drills down on poor student achievement and notes some school districts that are beating the odds.

John Patrick Grace is a former Associated Press reporter and editor. He lives in eastern Cabell County and is a regular contributor to The Herald-Dispatch Opinion page.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) -- When Hurricane Helene carved its path through Western North Carolina, it not only destroyed countless galleries and art studios -- leaving many artists without a place to ...