Technology

As part of a wider effort to cut costs within the healthcare IT business, Cerner Corporation will lay off 255 workers. These cuts will not affect job holders in Kansas City but also jobs in Cerner offices across the country.

The University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg is starting an Esports team.

I imagine at one time or another, we've wondered if our "smart" electronics are keeping tabs of what we're saying around the house. With more people connected to the internet, those chances could cause concern.

You hear and see the stories of business es getting hacked but it's not too often that you have it happen closer to home. A Joplin radio station felt the brunt of a Russian ransomeware attack Sunday, August 11.

Johnson County EMA brought their drones out to assist the Johnson County Sheriff on a well being check Saturday afternoon.

Missouri’s largest electricity provider is backing away from a plan to develop a wind energy farm in northwest Missouri.

Republican Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri is doubling down on efforts to rein in big-tech companies by proposing that Facebook, Twitter and other online behemoths be required to prove they’re not using political bias to filter content.

Missouri utility regulators have approved the acquisition of a large wind energy project by a Chicago firm.

Elizabeth Kough had been pregnant before. She knew how it felt. She just couldn’t believe it had happened this time.

The federal government has approved spending $22.4 million during the next decade to expand broadband access in rural Missouri.