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Share some food and some culture while learning about dozens of new Americans who have made an impact and started businesses here in the Metro

Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered sophisticated algorithms may eventually allow drones to pilot themselves without the need for human assistance, utilizing visual cues to guide them from one location to another.

At times there is a chocolate smell that wafts downtown from The Fulton River District. That smell's going away because Blommer Chocolate is closing its factory.

“What’s been really important to us is that we’ve had a very transparent process and we’ve seen that through and through with this city manager search,” Council Member Vanessa Fuentes said.

Commercial banks are taking a firm grip on lending activities, especially for the real estate sector.

The city's LGBTQIA+ Quality of Life Commission, which serves as an advisory board for the City Council, will host a town hall on April 15. Organizers said they're hoping to gather input about an LGBTQIA+ Cultural Center and discuss the potential need for it.

The area is already starting to smell less like chocolate... -Dave and Kim

2024 marks another year for development of a biennial WRDA bill—Water Resources Development Act, critical legislation for the Nation’s waterways…

Saudi Arabian Military Industries has announced that one of

VICKSBURG, Miss. – Victoria “Vickey” Moore began her career at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center more than 24 years ago as a computer scientist with a master’s