The feature that made OneNote click for me ...

I have always treated digital notebooks like a glorified filing cabinet — a place where ideas go to be stored, categorized, and occasionally forgotten. I have lived my life in OneNote, carefully ...

Another week has passed and more drama has occurred regarding the contract the State Auditor’s Office entered into late last year with Senate President Pro Tempore Jay Taylor, R-Taylor. In summary, ...

DES MOINES — Parents and foster parents would not be considered abusive toward children by “raising, guiding or instructing a child in a manner consistent with the child’s sex,” under legislation ...

Syncing notes across devices isn’t just a convenience; it’s a necessity for many. Imagine taking notes on your laptop during a meeting and needing to reference them later on your tablet or smartphone.

I personally love NotebookLM, though it’s far from the only tool I’ve used for summarizing information or extracting research data. It is arguably the very best, though, as pretty much every ...

Microsoft Copilot is changing how professionals manage their workloads by automating repetitive tasks and simplifying complex processes. As highlighted by David Fortin, one standout feature is its ...

Samsung Messages stops working for US users this July. Here's the fastest way to move your texts and message history to Google Messages before the cutoff. Omar Gallaga has covered technology, digital ...

A Huntington eighth grader will travel to New York City this month to compete in the NBA Math Hoops Global Championship, where he will represent Indiana’s professional basketball teams, a news release ...

A weeklong music camp led by members of a local newgrass string collective is returning to Fort Wayne next month for students entering fourth through 12th grades. As a seven-piece band, the Debutants ...

It’s around hour 32 that the thought starts to simmer: “This may often be billed as the last Shangri-La—heaven manifest on earth—but, dear God, the journey here feels more like hell.” I like to think ...