The Frederick County Board of Education unanimously declared a 7.5-acre property in Brunswick as surplus after deciding the property will not work for a future school site. The city of Brunswick said ...

Gboard has become a staple keyboard in the Android community due to the fact that Google has made it the default keyboard on Pixel devices. Much like other Google apps — looking at you, Google ...

SANDISFIELD — The town has officially cut ties with Sandisfield Fire Department Inc., the nonprofit fundraising arm for the Sandisfield Fire Department. But it still has to deal with it as its fire ...

Access management is evolving from a traditional security gatekeeper to a strategic enabler of measurable business value. AI and cybersecurity investments are under sharper scrutiny than ever.

Allegheny Valley School Board members haven’t come to a consensus on students’ cellphone access and use in district schools. A debate came Tuesday night after Superintendent Patrick Graczyk ...

Dayton Public Schools students will have to wear a visible student ID badge and sign a Code of Conduct with the district and the Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority, or RTA, to be able to use a ...

Some are being nudged to learn how to use the nascent technology. Coming to the C-suite retreat: mandatory website-building exercises using A.I. tools. By Jordyn Holman In March, Andy Katz-Mayfield, a ...

As reported on News Center 7 at 5:00, the Beavercreek Township Board of Trustees majority voted to remove Debborah Wallace from her duties. She was not present at Friday’s meeting. Earlier this year, ...

Worker-tracking software providers say they've seen a sharp increase in demand. Companies want to maximize their AI investments and ensure workers aren't using unsanctioned tools. Not using approved ...

A week dedicated to the stories from New York’s uniquely ubiquitous housing option. How far would you go to win the approval of a group of strangers just to live in your dream apartment in New York?

HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - The state of Mississippi is expected to receive more than $300 million from national opioid settlements, which will be distributed to cities and counties across the state.