Football fans are busy cheering or crying over their team’s picks in the NFL Draft Day extravaganza last Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Just looking at museum's artworks is no longer enough, visitors want to interact with them while keeping social distance (COVID-19 era)

Tonight in the NCAA Championship, number one Gonzaga faces number two Baylor on the men’s side, after

Hooray! The longest episode of cargo ship constipation has ended! The “Ever Given” clogged up the Suez Canal worse than a steady diet of chunky cheeses, gummy white bread, and super glue.

Did you celebrate Johann Sebastian Bach’s 336th birthday on Sunday? That was also the first day of spring in case your allergies didn’t tell you.

We all sprang forward this past Sunday (except for those who used that as an excuse to miss the Monday morning Zoom staff meeting), and today is the Ides of March, so watch your back.

Those of us in the tech biz often worry about protocols, but rarely, if ever, do royal protocols become part of our problem.

Intel’s new partner program, which officially opened its doors last month, turns three previously separate offerings into one.

It’s March now, so that means you can start working on your March Madness brackets with a clear conscience.

Can some smart programmers stop the if-then snow loop soon? The Northeast gets a double shot on Monday and Tuesday. The snow in Texas is gone but it left behind an impressive amount of damage. Under the snowmelt we found some newsbits, so enjoy.