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Boise State Athletics and Les Schwab are celebrating a decade of spotlighting unsung heroes across Idaho's Treasure Valley. Six deserving individuals will receive game tickets, $500, and recognition on the iconic Blue turf this season.
A groundbreaking medication reduced severe swelling attacks by up to 96% in patients with a rare genetic disorder, offering hope with just two doses per year. The treatment could transform life for thousands living with unpredictable, painful episodes.
Scientists just discovered that the "American cheetah" wasn't a cheetah at all, but a remarkably adaptable puma relative that even learned to catch fish in the Arctic. This ancient cat's incredible flexibility is rewriting what we know about Ice Age predators.
More than 140,000 Londoners can now hail a self-driving electric car through Uber, marking Britain's first autonomous ride-hailing service. A human driver sits ready to take control, but the AI does most of the work navigating London's famously tricky streets.
Artificial intelligence can now control microscopes, robotic arms, and lab equipment to run experiments on its own. The breakthrough could speed up scientific discovery across every field that uses programmable devices.
Scientists have turned bacteria into tiny biological computers that work like electronic circuits, opening the door to crops that can detect threats and defend themselves automatically. These living transistors could one day coat plant roots and leaves to help feed the world.
Scientists discovered that the brain's master builder cells use sugar and touch signals to create our complex thinking abilities. The breakthrough reveals why human brains became so remarkably advanced.
A 75-year-old Birmingham grandfather who spent his first three years hidden in an attic has published a raw, honest memoir to help thousands of other children's home survivors know they're not alone. Patrick "Paddy" Fox's journey from severe neglect to successful businessman and loving family proves resilience can triumph over the darkest beginnings.
A Chinese research institute has created the world's first wheeled and legged robot guide dog, offering new independence for people with visual impairments. The robot can climb stairs, detect overhead obstacles, and navigate with 99% accuracy indoors.
Coastal communities in India are earning income by guiding tourists through mangrove forests, turning conservation into a livelihood. From kayaking narrow creeks to leading bird-watching tours, locals now have a financial reason to keep these vital ecosystems thriving.
Ganesh Sathe walked away from chartered accountancy to sell his mother's dosa recipe from a cart in Thane. After days earning just $2.40, he now serves 400 customers daily and earns Rs 12 lakh monthly.
Millions of WhatsApp users in India can now pay their electricity, water, and utility bills without leaving their favorite messaging app. The feature connects to over 22,000 billers across 30 categories, bringing digital payments to even the remotest corners of the country.
Two public schools in Delta State just received state-of-the-art science laboratories that will give thousands of students hands-on learning opportunities. The NNPC-Seplat partnership is investing in Nigeria's future, one experiment at a time.
Mohammed Wawa returned home Wednesday after spending nearly a year held by armed kidnappers in Niger State. His release brings relief to his family but highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Fifty students at Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School in Massachusetts earned College Board AP Scholar Awards for excellence on Advanced Placement exams. The achievement reflects the school's commitment to challenging coursework and student success.
A Connecticut school district has proven that post-pandemic recovery is real, with students showing steady gains in reading, math, and science over four consecutive years. The district's success offers a roadmap for schools nationwide still working to bounce back.
A Norwegian consortium just launched a major project to put wind sails on cargo ships, making ocean shipping cleaner without slowing down global trade. The $7 million initiative could help the maritime industry cut emissions while actually saving fuel costs.
California just joined forces with Queensland, Australia to accelerate agricultural innovation and climate resilience on farms. The partnership brings together two of the world's leading farming regions to share breakthrough technology and sustainable practices.