AI-Powered Waste Sorting Machines Introduced at Arizona State University
April 5, 2025
Arizona State University will introduce AI-powered waste sorting machines to enhance recycling and reduce contamination.
Arizona State University will introduce AI-powered waste sorting machines to enhance recycling and reduce contamination.
Pokémon vendor Tiffany Britton, once uninterested, now thrives on nostalgia, selling cards at the Arizona State Card Show.
Arizona federal workers rallied in Phoenix against Trump’s order eliminating collective bargaining in 18 agencies.
Many local Michigan humanities programs lose key funding as federal support is terminated, affecting 300 organizations.
A federal judge is assessing if the Trump administration violated a court order by deporting Venezuelans to El Salvador.
A federal judge blocked cuts to Michigan’s health funding, impacting disease surveillance and other health services.
The Michigan Supreme Court won’t hear a case between the Senate Democratic leader and the Republican House speaker.
April Chirdon, of Haida Healthcare, fears Medicaid cuts could devastate rural nursing homes and their communities.
Trump and GOP seek to repeal clean energy tax credits, potentially affecting jobs and costs. Local businesses are concerned.
East Missoula’s new community garden, opening May 3, offers residents a chance to grow food and strengthen community ties.
How bold moves in COVID-19’s early days are powering new possibilities five years later. They say necessity is…
The Michigan Legislature has nine stalled bills yet to reach Governor Whitmer, creating a constitutional dilemma.
