There's an NPC known as the Suspicious Fisher that you can find while playing Abyss. They're a mysterious character watching over a building that ...

One day, the Lions will go all the way. But for now, the Detroit Auto Show is our Super Bowl. Since 1907, when they first started showing cars at a beer garden near the Belle Isle bridge, the Detroit ...

Honda is increasing U.S. production of lower-priced, gas-powered vehicles in response to affordability pressures and softer federal emissions rules. The move reflects shifting consumer priorities, as ...

Yerty Auto Service of Roaring Spring has been approved for a $1.8 million loan from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority so the company can acquire and renovate the vacant former Lumax ...

Manatee County Government’s proposal to add a new public boat ramp near the Cortez Bridge has sparked opposition from local residents, prompting officials to consider alternative plans. The county ...

What if you could automate the most tedious parts of coding while maintaining full control over your projects? André Mikalsen breaks down how Auto Claude, a free and open source AI coding assistant, ...

"Build To Climb" is one of "Roblox's" most addictive progression games and continues to grow in its own right. This December, a particularly valuable redeem code helps players get a strong head start, ...

Björn Videler joined Fat Rat Games as chief business officer after five years at Gamefam. Fat Rat Labs debuts with Break a Friend, which has topped 10,000 concurrent users. Forsaken has surpassed one ...

If you like animals and "Roblox," then "Build a Zoo" is the best simulator around. Unlike other games that combine cultivation with random features, it focuses purely on creating your dream zoo. From ...

There’s only one fusion device on earth that has been able to meet a key scientific threshold, but Maritime Fusion CEO Justin Cohen is already preparing to put a fusion reactor on a boat. Stay with me ...

Todd Lamb, a former DeLand racing boat builder, faces up to 32 years in prison after an Ohio jury last week found him guilty of stealing almost $1 million from customers who paid him to build ...