How do you find the perfect Valentine? Maybe you should rein in some of your romantic inclinations, and try an engineering approach.

Behind part of this week?s State of the Union Address was a warning?not about terrorism, but about science, math, and engineering.

This week?s Montgomery County daycare shooting highlights the reason many are calling for handguns that can only be fired by authorized users.

Head injuries, like those of New York Times reporter David Rosenbaum, may soon be diagnosed much more quickly using a portable new CAT scan machine.

The Seattle Seahawks? stadium is built in a place that used to be part of the nearby bay?on land hauled from surrounding hills over a hundred years ago.

Soon your handwriting might identify you as well as your fingerprint. New technology is putting more science in the art of handwriting analysis.

If you got your kid a basketball for Christmas, you?d better make sure you have an air pump and inflation needle handy, or that you got the latest high-tech ball.

Getting ready to go a-caroling? Maybe you should brush up on the latest engineering research first.

Engineers have made cars pretty quiet. But, if you?re near a major road, there?s still that whoosh as they go by. So the next noise reduction target is pavement.

Virginia Tech star football player Cedric Humes is wearing an unusual cast on his arm in tonight's big game. And it was developed in an interesting way.