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WILBRAHAM, Mass. (AP) -- It's hoped that the lights at a Massachusetts high school will be able to be turned off by the end of next month, about a year and a half after a computer glitch kept the lights on night and day, officials say.
A Massachusetts high school has been unable to turn off its smart lights system since August of 2021 when the software running failed.
The costly glitch gave "Saturday Night Live" something to laugh about.
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Officials are hoping a Massachusetts high school will be able to turn the lights off by the end of next month, about a year-and-a-half after a computer glitch turned the lights on to stay
It’s hoped that the lights at a Massachusetts high school will be able to be turned off by the end of next month, about a year-and-a-half after a computer glitch kept the lights on night and day, officials say.