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It's an extreme example of "Cop Hopping" — officers changing departments when they run into trouble. And this case is far from the only one. FOX13 Investigates how this officer was able to get ...

Here is everything you need to know. The QR code was first invented in 1994 by Japanese engineer Masahiro Hara. At the time, he was working at Denso Wave, a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation.

Meteorologists are raising alarms that SpaceX’s growing constellation of Starlink satellites may be interfering with Earth-based weather sensors and radio frequencies—jeopardizing the accuracy of ...

The incident prompted authorities to close all lanes as they worked to capture the marsupial, which was spotted hopping around the highway. Macon County Sheriff André Brunson livestreamed the ...

It was June 6th, 1968, and Robert F. Kennedy, the leading contender to become the Democratic presidential nominee, had just been assassinated in Los Angeles. Dr. Thomas Noguchi, the city’s chief ...

Pelton invented a very unique water wheel in the late 1870s, and Tom Beach will speak during the meeting about about this young fellow who grew up in Vermilion. The meeting is free and open to the ...

Inside the National Institute of Standards and Technology, or NIST, a new atomic clock named NIST-F4 has begun to tick — not ...

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At the heart of many of these wireless technologies lies the elegant technique of frequency modulation (FM). Now, thanks to the advent of software-defined radio (SDR), we can delve deeper into this ...

The creator of the Flybuys retail scheme and high-flying health advocate Peter Langkamp and his wife Kathryn have put their Art Nouveau-style house in Middle Park up for sale. In the 1990s, Mr ...

The NIST-F4 atomic clock, recently unveiled by the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Boulder, Colorado, is one of the most accurate timekeeping devices ever built on Earth. This clock ...