A new startup is looking for ways to extend the life of old laptops. The hope is to create less e-waster and save money.

After his computer was stolen, Aronne Simmons, known as Seven, founded the NOLA Service Circle to mentor New Orleans youth in automotive repair and life skills.

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In the year since the Hill Country flooding, grief, loss and anger have intermingled with courage, resolve - and an enduring ...

Despite its coastal locale, San Diego’s fishing industry and seafood supply are more tenuous than you might imagine.

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Heights CareerTech Institute is set to open Aug. 5. Southwest Florida leads say the school will fill a workforce gap.