The artificial intelligence hologram named Mia is designed to ask for advice, allowing kids to share what they've learned and become mentors.

The city of Hilliard filed an administrative appeal in 2025 over an Ohio Environmental Protection Agency permit for the fuel cells.

In her new book, Coding Kids: Big Tech's Battle to Remake Public Schools, author Natasha Singer explores what happens when tech and education mix.

Intel said the Ohio One campus is still a “critical part” of its long-term manufacturing strategy, but it continues to adjust project timelines based on customer demand.

Columbus City Council held a public hearing Monday on Flock, discussing ongoing concerns around privacy, data sharing and police accountability.

Eolian Chief Development Officer Eric Stoutenburg said the technology can help prevent brown outs and black outs as data centers continue to tax the electricity grid.

Two dozen high school students used AI to find solutions for nonprofits' problems at Denison University's first Tomorrow Tech Institute summer camp.

On this hour of All Sides, we'll hear author Scott Weidensaul's take on the future of birds and our planet.

The battery-powered shelf labels look a lot like the paper tags customers are used to seeing, but Kroger can change the prices automatically.

A Dublin city spokesperson said the police robot did not identify any criminal incidents, issue any tickets or help with any arrests in its nearly 10 months on the job.

As AI turns central Ohio into a data center hub, experts and employees discuss its role as a "force multiplier" in existing jobs, alongside growing concerns over global job automation and the future of work.

The Preventioneers: Diseases, Disasters, and the Discoveries that Changed Our World by Dr. Barry R. Davis discusses the work of people who saw the warning signs of disaster and intervened.