New self-care, wellness studio 1st of its kind in Fox Chapel area
High school sweethearts Dan and Erika Scherling are using advanced technology to provide optimal wellness and health at their new business venture focused on self-care. The Ross residents opened Degree Wellness Fox Chapel on March 21 in Indiana Township. It’s one of two Degree Wellness locations in Pennsylvania — the
Jackson County REMC brings ultra-fast fiber to rural Indiana with Adtran
Adtran today announced that Jackson County REMC is transforming its broadband network with Adtran technology to help close the digital divide and bring faste...
5 things to know for Jan. 20: Davos 2026, Anti-ICE protests, Epstein files, Solar radiation storm, Indiana Hoosiers
By Alexandra Banner, CNN Construction is underway at the White House’s East Wing for President Donald Trump’s sprawling new ballroom — but a far more interesting project is happening underground. Beneath the site, a “top secret” bunker is likely being rebuilt with modern technology to counter evolving threats. Here’s what else you need to know
Power on the move: Is pilot program the future of EV charging?
New wireless charging technology built into roads allows EVs to charge while moving, with successful tests in France and implementations in Detroit and Indiana.
“He's Not Indy Anymore”
Is digital de-aging the future of movie technology? 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' director James Mangold weighs in.
New Indiana Jones Movie Will Feature an AI 35-Year-Old Harrison Ford
Indiana Jones 5 will feature a de-aged Harrison Ford for the first 25 minutes of the movie thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
VFX technology de-ages Harrison Ford by around 40 years in new Indiana Jones film
Harrison Ford in the latest Indiana Jones film looks like a 30-year-old version of himself, thanks to new VFX technology.
Inside Bourne Stuntacular, Universal Studios’ mind-boggling attraction
How do stage Bourne movies at a theme park? Using The Mandalorian’s screen technology, Indiana Jones stunt special effects, and a plan that works for an eight shows a week schedule.
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Google to pay Indiana $20 million to resolve privacy suit
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced that Google will pay Indiana $20 million to resolve the state’s lawsuit against the technology giant over allegedly deceptive location tracking practices.