Do you rely on your phone to wake up? Well, perhaps you should stop that. Here’s why. Buzz60’s Chloe Hurst has the story!
As Amazon Prime Day gets underway this week, the Better Business Bureau warns that cybercriminals will be after the millions of shoppers trying to scoop up deals.
Mark Zuckerberg's industry labeled "Twitter killer" has already amassed 100 million users within its first week.
Researchers at Swiss research university EPFL have developed a groundbreaking system that enables surgeons to control two additional robotic arms using foot controls during laparoscopic surgery. The system, which has been successfully trained and is undergoing clinical trials in Geneva, aims…
A new AI technology could be the key to speeding up dementia diagnoses, offering patients clearer and more efficient treatment.
Looking for work can feel like a full-time job and now some people are spending time applying for jobs that aren’t even real. Ghost job posts are becoming a thing, thankfully experts have some advice on how to spot these bogus job listings. Veuer’s Keri Lumm has more.
Anyone who used Google to search and clicked on a link in its search results between October 2006 and September 2013 can now collect part of a $23 million dollar settlement. The settlement stems from a 2013 class-action lawsuit that claimed Google shared user’s searches with third party web…
The Verge reports that thousands of subreddits have continued a 48-hour blackout, extending a protest over proposed changes to the platform's API.
Many people fear that overuse of artificial intelligence could lead to an apocalyptic end of humankind. Movies and books over the years have propelled these concerns. ScienceAlert shared calculations that show it may be impossible to control a super-intelligent AI.
Apple unveiled its first new product since the Apple Watch in 2015. The Vision Pro VR headset lets users blend augmented reality with everyday life, but its $4,700 Cdn price tag may be a tough sell.
Leading scientists and tech industry leaders are warning about the perils artificial intelligence poses to humankind, saying “mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal-scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war.”
Elon Musk's brain-implant company Neuralink has been given the green light for its first-in-human clinical trial.
According to Money Talks News, the IRS has announced it is “taking steps” to trial a new free tax preparation and filing service next year. Despite finer details still unreleased, the pilot program would allow taxpayers to prepare and file their returns without incurring costs to do so. Penn…
Social media can be a great way to connect with the world but when used in excess it can be problematic and disrupt your life.
The 97th annual Williams Bay Women’s Banquet will be held on Wednesday, May 8 from 5-9 p.m. at Rosewood Dinner Theater in Delavan. The women of the Lake Geneva area are invited.
The public libraries in Fontana, Lake Geneva and Williams Bay will host their next Geneva Lakes Library Series in collaboration with The Ridge Hotel on Tuesday, March 26. The 6:30 p.m. program, "Cranberries: How Wisconsin Became the Best," will feature a Badger Talk presentation by University of Wisconsin-Division of Extension Agriculture Institute Cranberry Outreach Specialist Allison Jonjak.
See steps that will walk you through the process, one slice at a time
Now that summer is here, it is a perfect time to start planning your backyard vegetable garden.
Outdoor dining is a great way to enjoy the summer weather but pesky bugs can sometimes ruin the experience. So here are some easy and effective ways to keep bugs away when eating outdoors so you can enjoy your food in peace.
A vase of flowers is a great way to add color to a room, but if they’re not looked after properly fresh flowers can die quickly.
If you’re planning a beach trip this summer but don’t have a beach towel yet, don’t settle for something boring. These bright and bold beach towels will stand out against the sand and add a pop of color to family vacation photos.
A group of bipartisan senators introduced legislation that would block children 12 and under from using social media, citing concerns that the demographic is susceptible to the information that an algorithm is putting before them. The senators are also parents, so the legislation they are tr…
Keeping your phone secure is important, which is why your manufacturer is constantly asking you to update your phone. But those updates are sometimes weeks apart and there could be security vulnerabilities that arise between updates. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.
Losing your phone when it’s on silent isn’t the best of circumstances to deal with. Then when you realize it might be gone-gone and it contains all of your personal data and access to your financial accounts, you really are in trouble. You really should take preemptive action against your fu…
ID Agent analyzed password data they collected on the dark web to find out what the most common password mistakes are.
Dating is hard, and online dating is sometimes even harder. Coming up with flirty lines and witty banter is often more difficult than one would assume. Just because you have the time to think about your reply before you send it doesn’t mean it won’t fall flat. But those struggling with just …
Many interviews have moved online now, and with that comes added pressure for the candidate and the hiring manager.
Here are some scientifically proven ways to keep warm.
Elephant siblings Meru, Penzi and Nandi play in the mud at Reid Park Zoo. Video courtesy Reid Park Zoo
A former professor at Harvard Medical School and founder of one of the nation's largest fertility clinics is being accused in a lawsuit of secretly impregnating a patient in 1980 after promising the sperm would come from an anonymous donor. The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Boston on Wednesday. Sarah Depoian says she and her husband first went to Dr. Merle Berger in 1979 to discuss intrauterine insemination. The artificial insemination that Berger performed resulted in the birth of her daughter in 1981. The daughter says she discovered Berger was her biological father after using a home DNA test. A lawyer for Berger says the allegations have no legal or factual merit.
As voters head to the polls in Williams Bay on Tuesday, April 1, a contested 6-way race is on the spring general election ballot for the three Williams Bay Village Board trustee seats up for election this cycle.
A three-way race in on for the two Walworth Town Board seats up for election this cycle at the Tuesday, April 1 spring general election. Incumbent Walworth Town Board Supervisor William "Bill" Pearce will face a challenge on the ballot from Peter Featherstone and Daniel Kauer. Incumbent Supervisor Steve Santeler declined to run for re-election.
In the 5,390-resident Town of Geneva, challengers Richard A. Watson and Scott Williams will face off for the Town Supervisor 2 seat being vacated by incumbent Supervisor Larry K. Kulik.
Volo, Ill. resident Richard Schultz won the $350,000 top prize in the Wisconsin Lottery's Feb. 22 SuperCash! drawing, purchasing his winning ticket from the Genoa City BP. Schultz matched six of six numbers.
Moving long distances with pets can be both exciting and challenging. As an increasing number of U.S. families opt for long-distance relocations, ensuring a smooth transition for furry family members becomes increasingly important.
Fourth of July celebrations involve a lot of fun activities, food and fireworks. Here is how you can keep your pet safe during the celebrations.
'Newsweek' reports that there are some tell-tale signs that your dog might be upset with you.
Now that it’s barbecue season, you might be thinking of treating your dog to some of your leftovers, but this is not recommended.