The Innocence Project, a nonprofit dedicated to clearing the innocent, seeks to allow use of DNA evidence in effort to exonerate a Tennessee man executed 13 years ago for a woman’s 1985 rape and murder.
New Mexico’s largest electric utility is reaching out to vendors and energy companies around the world for ideas as it works toward going emissions free.
Iran’s supreme leader has signaled that a potential crackdown on widespread protests loomed, describing the protesters as “thugs” pushed into violence by Iran’s foreign enemies.
The National Park Service reviewing a proposal from a wireless network company that wants to install Wi-Fi in the developed areas of Yellowstone National Park.
Cochise County officials are hearing about possible emergency responses and road closures that might be required if a new reusable space capsule lands by parachute on a flat desert grassland.
Microsoft is hiring former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to review its investment in a facial recognition startup that scans faces at Israeli military checkpoints.
The University of Washington is one of a couple dozen universities around the country participating in a NASA program that gives students hands-on experience in developing and building mini-satellites.
A statewide program helping female high school students learn about cybersecurity and potential jobs in the field begins accepting registration next month.
Wall Street closed out the week with more milestones Friday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average crossed 28,000 for the first time and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs.
Twitter says its new ban on political ads will cover appeals for votes, solicitations for campaign contributions and advocacy for or against political content.
