If a warning system needs an instruction manual, is it really a warning system at all? That’s the question posed by the Today in Ohio podcast crew Tuesday during their discussion of Ohio’s snow ...

Lake Erie's water levels have dropped significantly since reaching a record high in April 2020. The decline is attributed to lower precipitation, increased evaporation and natural seasonal cycles. The ...

Quick, gather 'round everyone. New Mario levels just dropped. You heard me. New levels. In Mario. Specifically, in Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels, a game that first released in 1986 and which, ...

The Level Lock Pro is the best and most attractive smart lock you can buy, and its support for Matter means it can be seamlessly integrated into any smart home ecosystem. We’re longtime fans of Level ...

Different printers have different ways to help you monitor the ink level. Below, we have explained the methods for some of the most popular printers: HP Epson Brother Canon. Many printers come with ...

If there's one piece of automotive technology that really feels more like The Future than anything else, it's the automated driving systems that have quickly proliferated across the industry. Commonly ...

Once a wild dream, self-driving vehicles are already on public roads, in some cases hauling people inside cities. Tesla even self-delivered a car from the factory to a customer's house with no one in ...

There are a total of six levels of autonomous driving, as defined by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). These six levels (numbered 0 to 5) cover the entire range of driving assistance that ...

An observatory high on Hawaii's Mauna Loa volcano that measures carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has reported its highest ever seasonal peak concentration of the greenhouse gas. For the first time, ...

Great Lakes water levels are currently rising and expected to peak in the summer months. Lake Erie is predicted to peak in May and then decline, while Lakes Superior, Michigan, and Huron are expected ...

For around 2,000 years, global sea levels varied little. That changed in the 20th century. They started rising and have not stopped since — and the pace is accelerating. Scientists are scrambling to ...