Technology

Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. Breaking News Gotta say, it came as quite a surprise to me when I happened upon a story about the phenomenon--that's what I'm calling it--of teens departing Facebook for other forms of social media.

Hmmmm . . . I am not going to lie.  I saw the Terminator and Matrix movies.  I have heard all the warnings about machines attacking us and taking over and ruling the world.  And I am pretty sure THIS is how it all begins.  Have you all seen this thing?  Boston Dynamics has developed a four-legged robot that can run up to speeds of 16 miles per hour.  This thing is a freak show and I feel like Kean

The Ebola virus is one of the world's deadliest. It creates an especially aggressive form of hemorrhagic fever which, in the worst cases, will send a patient into shock before death, after bleeding internally and externally. But an Owensboro company may have an answer.

Are we supposed to embrace EVERY social media outlet? Because this particular video--which appears to be a clunkier version of a GIF--doesn't sell the latest one, Vine, very well.

His name is Chris Reynolds and he lives in Delaware County, Pennsylvania and, like many in the digital age--myself included--he does a lot of online shopping.

There's this creaky old movie from 1930 that I saw when I was a kid--and NO, not in 1930. Some network played it on a Saturday afternoon. It was a movie about the future and all the technology the world could expect...like flying cars.

A friend of mine on Facebook said, "If this isn't cool, I don't know what is." He's right.

Owensboro is home to Jason Koger, a bilateral amputee who recently made national headlines when he acquired two brand new bionic hands from Touch Bionics.  Now, our version of The Six Million Dollar Man has a new female counterpart.  Meet Aimee Copeland, The Bionic Woman.  Aimee lost her hands due to a deadly, flesh-eating bacteria.  But, thanks to the same cutting-edge technology that has given J

I am a huge car fan! A classic muscle car or a shiny new pick-up truck can turn my head in an instant. I enjoy going to car shows, reading car magazines, and working on cars. Anything to do with cars, it catches my attention. That is why when I heard about a “Supercar” coming to town, I had to find out more, and I had to share the information with you...

Rome wasn't built in a day. Check. And neither was Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. Got that, too. But now you can see three years of construction on the new hospital occur right before your eyes--in less than two minutes--courtesy of this webcam time lapse video.

When I was a kid, I loved watching The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman.  I remember thinking how cool it would be to have a bionic leg or bionic hearing or a bionic arm.  While he never in a million years thought he would have a Steve Austin or Jamie Sommers-style accident and end up with bionic limbs (he was electrocuted), Owensboro's Jason Koger is enjoying his brand new bionic hands

Earlier this year, Jason Koger's bionic hands were the star of an episode on Hawaii Five-0.  Now, he's landed on national television again.  Yesterday, the Owensboro resident appeared on CNN with Dr. Sanjay Gupta and showed off his brand new set of bionic hands.  Believe it or not, Jason's new set of hands, courtesy of Touch Bionics, can be controlled and programmed with a phone app.  Check this o