By Natesa Nagalingam and Chi Ab Vang Eau Claire Transit recently acquired three new eco buses for the city. The idea started in 2008 and the funding came from the Recovery and Reinforcement Act. Mike Branco, Transit Manager, was previously located in Alaska and brought the idea that sparked during his career in Alaska to [...]

By Cal McNeil Click here to listen to this story: [Audio clip: view full post to listen] The Pearson Foundation released its second annual Survey on Students and Tablets, revealing that there has been a dramatic increase in use of tablets within the educational setting. The Eau Claire community is following the trend, with a [...]

Smartphones have become a common part of everyday life for many parents. On Halloween, parents will use smartphones to track the location of their children.

Solar storm activity is expected to increase through the next few years, disrupting satellites and power grids, according to scientists. They say they are concerned because society depends upon modern technology.

Senior citizens at the L.E. Phillips Senior Center are connected and thriving in the digital age. The Senior Center provides a wide variety of computer classes and even has classes available for seniors to learn how to use their cell phones. From email to smartphones, these seniors can do it all.

A library card is all it takes for area residents to gain access to iPads.

Senior citizens have many questions when it comes to Skype, like ‘do you need a password?’ and ‘how do you remove a friend?’