AGAWAM, Mass. (WWLP) – Java Stop in Agawam celebrated National Jeff Day by partnering with the Jeffrey Speller Foundation for a fundraiser on Monday. Java Stop’s ‘Jeff-fa-fa’ coffee supports youth ...

Wondering how Tron: Ares connects its high-tech finale to the legacy of the original films? The third chapter in Disney’s sci-fi saga delivers a mix of emotional closure, futuristic ambition, and ...

This November, Colorado voters will decide on two related funding measures tied to the Healthy School Meals for All program, which makes free breakfast and lunch available to all public K-12 students ...

When President Donald Trump proposed that American companies pay a $100,000 fee for each foreign employee they seek to hire, confusion and worry spread through the tech industry, which relies heavily ...

DoorDash said on Tuesday that it’s launching a creator program that will compensate users for short-form videos posted on its app. The company also introduced “Going Out,” which rewards users for ...

Ghost Rewards is the first activation of Sony’s new Franchise Rewards program, which successfully connects select physical merchandise to in-game accomplishments. Now, rather than simply earning ...

The Fairfield High School Career and Technical Education program that is working two building projects this school year was on display when Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte and House District 18 Rep. Llew ...

Zion Williamson showed up to Pelicans media day Tuesday looking notably fit and declaring he's feeling "really good." It's a familiar refrain for Pelicans fans who are now in Year 7 of waiting for ...

Cisco’s upcoming partner program overhaul will have large financial shoes to fill, with the networking giant claiming the current – and last – iteration of its long-standing “Value Incentive Program” ...

Three welfare monitoring systems advanced to phase two of the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research (FFAR) Sensors, Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technologies (SMART) Broiler program, ...

Growing up in Wisconsin, there were always two massive signs in the middle school gymnasium and cafeteria: got milk? and the D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) campaign to help keep kids away ...