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Logan Hawk has a single-minded focus when he steps on the wrestling mat and it’s rubbing off on his Lake Shore teammates. Hawk was one of four Shorians to win both of their matches Wednesday as ...

Forecasters said the current stretch of strong winds could be almost over, offering a potential reprieve to firefighters. Follow continuing coverage of the wildfires in Southern California. Alan ...

India women beat Ireland women in the third ODI by 304 runs and registered their highest victory margin in Women's ODIs as Partika Rawal won Player of the Match award. Listen to Story India women ...

Several Chinese companies offer SiC substrates used primarily in manufacturing power devices. Tianyue Advanced is one of them ... The company has made substantial headway in SiC technology, including ...

Fire crews quickly extinguished new blazes, but the largest ones are far from fully contained. Forecasters say a new round of fierce winds could blow through the area again. The fire in ...

The region’s premier young curling teams will be in action over the next five days as the Northern Ontario Curling Association(NOCA)’s U18 provincial championships are taking place at the McIntyre ...

A chimney sweep whose tragic death at the age of 11 inspired reform has become the youngest person to be honoured with a Cambridge blue plaque. George Brewster died in 1875 after tragically being ...

A Victorian chimney sweep has become the youngest person to be honoured with a blue plaque. George Brewster died at the age of 11 in 1875 after being forced to enter a chimney where he became stuck.

For many of us, the simple act of flipping a switch to light up our homes or power our devices are taken for granted. Electricity fuels modern progress—it powers hospitals and schools, enables ...

Recently, Infineon unveiled the world’s first 300 mm power gallium nitride (GaN ... highlighted that 95% of the world’s data centres were unable to support the power demands of servers running ...