USS Eldridge and the Philadelphia Experiment: Untangling a WWII Conspiracy That Won’t Die
PHILADELPHIA, PA — What began as an experiment in magnetic warfare defense during World War II has grown into one of America’s most infamous military…
Colorado’s Most Stunning Alpine Lakes That Feel Just Like the Swiss Alps
COLORADO — High in Colorado’s remote backcountry, a string of alpine lakes sits like hidden gems carved by time. They don’t just resemble Switzerland’s famed…
Wyoming’s Small-Town Cowboy Life Still Rides Strong in Cody
WYOMING — Step into Cody, and you’re stepping into a way of life that never faded. In this rugged town where the air still carries…
Pilots Use Cutting-Edge Tech to Smooth Flights Between UK and North Carolina
NORTH CAROLINA — Travelers flying between the United Kingdom and North Carolina may notice their journeys getting noticeably smoother — and it’s not by chance….
19-Year-Old Roadside Worker in ICU After DUI Crash in Spartanburg County
SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. – A 19-year-old roadside construction worker is fighting for his life after being struck by a vehicle in an active work zone,…
North Carolina Begins Damage Assessment After Tropical Storm Chantal’s Devastation
RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina officials have begun assessing widespread damage left behind by Tropical Storm Chantal, which soaked the state with more than 10…
Georgia Southern University’s Online Computer Science Degree Ranked 6th Among Most Affordable in U.S.
GEORGIA — Georgia Southern University has earned national recognition for its online Master of Science in Computer Science program, which was recently ranked sixth in…
Georgia Tech Innovator Develops Home Cervical Cancer Screening Device for Women
ATLANTA — A Georgia Tech student is drawing national attention for creating a home cervical cancer screening device that could change how women approach early…
Heat Stroke Concerns Rise as Georgia Temperatures Climb Past 100°
GEORGIA — A prolonged heatwave is raising alarm in Georgia as the heat index climbs above 100 degrees, prompting warnings about heat stroke and child…
Wet July Keeps North Carolina on Edge With Flooding, Storm Risks
NORTH CAROLINA – A prolonged stretch of wet weather continues to drench North Carolina this July, with scattered thunderstorms, flash flooding risks, and tropical moisture…