Ed Williams

2 months ago | techradar.com | Ed Williams

(Image credit: Shutterstock)The government's push to "mainline AI into the veins" of the nation marks a transformative era. However, the very foundation of this progress - the energy grid - has become a lucrative target for malicious actors. AI-driven technologies promise greater efficiency and resilience, yet their dependence on the UK’s energy sector puts a bigger target on the country’s critical infrastructure.

2 months ago | searchlightnm.org | Ed Williams

As lawmakers meet in the Roundhouse for the 2025 legislative session, New Mexico continues to stare down a health care crisis that risks the well-being — sometimes even the lives — of many of its residents. The state is facing a cavernous physician shortage that has already left people in some areas without doctors, particularly those needing specialized medical care.

2 months ago | mainlinetoday.com | Ed Williams

Nick and Linda Farrell are no strangers to sustained culinary success. For over 25 years, the couple has presided over Unionville’s acclaimed Sovana Bistro, which continues to be a hit with locals and out-of-towners alike—even surviving a devasting fire in 2020. Honestly, we were wondering when the expansion bug would bite this dynamic duo. Enter historic Dilworthtown’s Blue Pear Bistro, which closed in 2019 following the death of longtime owner Jim Barnes.

2 months ago | mainlinetoday.com | Ed Williams

The Cheyney Grille, a 50-seat, student-managed restaurant and teaching kitchen, has been a crucial part of Cheyney University’s hotel, restaurant and tourism major since the program’s inception in 1975. Over 100 students are currently honing their skills there by providing weekday lunch options for faculty and staff and assisting with catering events. We checked in with chef Ian Baker, the man in charge.

2 months ago | cravenherald.co.uk | Ed Williams

WHARFEDALE built on their impressive performance last week by producing a fine 32-14 victory at Billingham on Saturday, which was onlly the club’s second win on the road this season. It was a result built on forward power and some strong defence. Dale opened with some fine rugby and came close to scoring twice in the first eight minutes. They then pinned Billingham deep in their 22 and a series of scrum penalties led to a penalty try. Billingham prop Adam Brown was awarded a yellow card.