Pennsylvania state employees to use AI for official documents
Governor expects pilot to help employees better understand how and when to use AI tools daily in state operations
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USDA Rural Development to host key webinar on distance learning and telemedicine grants
The USDA will host a webinar focusing on the upcoming Distance Learning and Telemedicine grants
El Paso sets Climate Action Plan in motion with design contract
The city of El Paso has approved a design contract to develop and implement a Climate Action Plan
Space Force taps Texas A&M to lead new research and development program to advance in-space operations
U.S. Space Force has chosen Texas A&M as a lead institution to research and develop space operation technologies
Trailblazer Sen. Judith Zaffirini becomes first woman dean of Texas Senate
Sen. Judith Zaffirini has become the first woman dean of the Senate, succeeding Sen. John Whitmire
Lawmakers raise concerns over electric vehicle incentives, lithium battery production
Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources met for a hearing to question the Department of Energy and the U.S. Treasury
Funds, tax incentives to help states improve local school infrastructure
Initiatives will help districts modernize aging infrastructure and implement clean-energy technology, such as solar panels and electric vehicles
EPA awards school districts nearly $1 billion for clean school buses
Funds are slated to support the purchase of approximately 2,700 buses, 95% of which will be electric
UCLA buys former mall for $700 million to transform into research center
UCLA Research Park will house the California Institute for Immunology and Immunotherapy as well as the UCLA Center for Quantum Science and Engineering
Massachusetts offshore wind farm delivers first power to grid
Once fully built out, Vineyard Wind will have 62 turbines spaced 1 nautical mile apart. The first five will be fully operational in early 2024
