Piles of dirt can cheaply store renewable energy as heat – and that stored energy can reactivate the machinery of retired coal power plants, letting them provide backup power for the electricity ...

A pandemic-era program aimed to facilitate hotel and office to affordable housing conversions. After a slow start, and numerous financing and design challenges, its first project is opening in Queens.

The Boston Bruins can clear out their goalie logjam and add a tough player, with the help of a divisional rival.

For Jennifer Wilson and James Shields, there’s personal motivation behind opening Vitalogy, their new bar on the ground floor of a 142-year-old brick building in Printer’s Row.

Diablo Immortal is crossing over with Blizzard's own Hearthstone for a new event where players can wield the effects of some of the trading card game's most iconic cards, but many players are more ...

A new study from NYU Abu Dhabi has found that high-energy particles from space, known as cosmic rays, could create the energy needed to support life underground on planets and moons in our solar ...

'We’ll help you': New commander of Pennsylvania’s Veterans of Foreign Wars speaks with '4 The Record' Bill Roland discusses why VFWs are so important and the challenges they face.

Engineered to purify and protect, this new high-tech filter eliminates a common "forever chemical" from drinking water and doubles as a real-time monitoring system.

Victorian councils are getting together to launch an extraordinary legal move to block the Allan Government's new emergency services levy.

The new software combines genomics technologies with computational modeling to predict cell changes in behavior, such as communication between cells that could cause cancer cells to flourish.

Tesla has revealed a stretched, six-seat variation of its popular Model Y mid-size electric SUV — but there’s a big catch.

Listening to those engaged in the day-to-day work should be at the center of efforts to rethink education.