Chloe Nordquist

It used to be that communities relied on the police and community watch groups to help fight crime. But more and more communities and businesses are now looking to private security.

Scientists say our forests are changing due to changes in the climate. One project is looking at enhancing forest resilience while sustaining the ecosystem and wildlife habitat around it.

For those living with cognitive disabilities, a number of technologies can help them live more independently. A new initiative is helping get these items in the hands of those who need it most.

More companies want to put the shared economy in the hands of workers through cooperative and worker-owned platforms.

History can easily be lost, and for families with ancestors who were once enslaved, sometimes very few clues to the past exist.

Schools are hard at work trying to hire teachers to fill classrooms for the fall. However a growing industry has a different solution – provide remote teachers from across the country.

TikTok has been in the spotlight recently as attorneys general from at least eight states launched an investigation into whether the app violates consumer protection laws.

Employers are shifting how they attract workers – from pay to perks. It’s part of a new wave of hiring as we learn to deal long-term with the pandemic. What candidates want from an employer is changing, including benefits around child care.

Most of us have experienced some form of medical imaging, whether it was at an eye appointment or after a broken bone. These images might contain more information than meets the eye. Things artificial intelligence can detect.

Food delivery apps became more popular and widespread during the pandemic. A new study shows 93 percent of Americans live in neighborhoods where they are able to access at least one delivery service, this includes many who live in defined food deserts.