This week’s Radio Ink Blast From The Past comes from Jami Mayberry at KBUY in Amarillo in 1979, "Amarillo's Only Stereo Country" at the time.

However, it isn’t just the growth of machinery muscle anymore that is worthy of note; it’s the growth of their digital brains.

In Nigeria, the Medical Technology market is projected to generate revenue of US$783.90 million in 2025, according to Statista Market ...

Noise and vibration cause mechanical wear, degraded sensor readings, and reduced effectiveness in control algorithms. This ...

At the University of Minnesota's heart lab, millions of dollars of tubing and wires and technology work to keep a living ...

Reactions to the changes in USAID run the gamut. Some leading voices — like Mexico's president — are in favor. Others fear ...

Maine counties used federal COVID-19 relief funds for public safety, jails, and emergency services, with some investing in ...

Robert Policht opens eyes to the possibilities for what will be encountered when things go awry with machinery at carnivals ...

Ultimately, the commission unanimously approved the purchase of six sets of protective coats and pants from Municipal Energy ...

Elon Musk's internet satellites have been a game changer for people in rural areas, but scientists are alarmed that plans to ...

Radio waves could allow robots or autonomous vehicles to see through thick smoke, intense rain – or even around corners. Such ...