This week, risky behavior on social media, from dangerous and sometimes fatal selfies, to losing your job because of what you post online. Also: why not all home security software is actually secure, and how you can safely—and securely—recycle your old electronics.

This week, hackers in the spotlight again, causing problems at Cleveland Hopkins Airport, and ripping off a church for nearly two million dollars.

We'll also take a closer look at exactly how hackers infected and shut down parts of the City of Akron's Network earlier this year, and then take a look at some cool new inventions that can help both save energy—and the environment.

This week, we’re celebrating 420 Day a week late, but still rolling a weed-infused theme with stories about medical marijuana, CBD products, and a new high-tech testing device being developed here in Akron that police can use to see if drivers are under the influence of marijuana.

This week, how Amazon Alexa may be spying on you, and how companies like Facebook and a big, well-known government contractor, are using artificial intelligence.

Pretty much everybody knows you should be running some kind of anti-virus, or internet security software on your computers. But, what you might not know, is that's not the only--or even the best--way to keep hackers, criminals, and spies out of your network.

So, this week, we're focused on cybersecurity in general, and in particular, on what you can do to make your router more resistant to attacks.

Wind power is making headlines this week, from the White House to a small rural community Ohio where they're providing power for General Motors and Microsoft. Google is also getting in on the act, with new technology that can actually predict when the wind will blow.

This week, it’s all about cars—from students actually building and racing their own Formula cars, tires for autonomous fleets, and car companies gearing up for a time when more computers than people do the driving.

This week, it’s all about cars—from students actually building and racing their own Formula cars, tires for autonomous fleets, and car companies gearing up for a time when more computers than people do the driving.

This week, The FBI hunts Crypto criminals, something fishy with blockchain, flip-phones making a comeback, and rear view mirrors that actually look back at you!

This week, using big data to fight opiod addiction, big data breaches—and what the government can do to stop them, the latest on efforts to restore net neutrality, and the race in space to provide internet access.