Business at the Springfield Beckley Airport is taking off with a growing list of electric flying car companies signed on to test their aircraft. Area business leaders hope to keep the money flowing with hopes of attracting other businesses to manufacture and service the flying cars.

Earlham College researchers have returned to Iceland with a variety of tech tools to help Icelanders learn more about their Nordic past.

Doctors are gradually learning sparing the nipple in breast cancer surgery is better for the patient for cosmetic, sexual and mental health reasons. Ohio State University's Comprehensive Cancer Center is enrolling patients in a clinical trial to determine the safety and efficacy of using a robot to do the surgery.

Why do the eye-straining work of sorting pottery at an archaeological dig site when a computer will do it for you? Researchers at Northern Arizona University (NAU) say a kind of machine learning is beginning to catch on with archaeologists and has applications in other fields.

Inspired in part by aquatic animals who can absorb oxygen, a Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center researcher has developed an innovative way to breathe for those in respiratory distress.

Residents of the Springdale retirement community Maple Knoll Village have been busier than usual lately. They've been onstage with Lion King performers in New York, playing with puppies, and rafting down the Colorado River - all virtually of course.

Autonomous vehicles are already on Greater Cincinnati roadways and the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI) is looking to expand their role.

Ten-week-old Flora Song doesn't know it yet, but a surgery before she was born helped give her a better chance at life. The fetal surgery - the 100th operation of its kind at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center - may be just the start of a wide range of neurological issues that could be corrected this way.

For too long, Black and other minority artists say they have been cut out of the equation when it comes to getting rich off their own art. They want to start recouping some of those losses with an eye toward the future and a class of cryptocurrency.

"China stands a reasonable chance of overtaking the United States as the leading center of AI innovation in the coming decade," says a new government report.