Pushing heavy carts across Walmart stores might soon be a thing of past. The retail giant is working on developing smart shopping carts that are capable of helping customers look for items on their shopping list. The robotic shopping carts would also save Walmart customers the trouble of pushing them around the store and into the parking lot, Bloomberg reported.
Sub Zero Ice Cream came by the studio to show us how they make ice cream out of liquid nitrogen! The shop has a unique, patented process where it uses minus 321 degree liquid nitrogen to make its ice cream. South Carolina’s first Sub Zero location will open June 18 in Myrtle Beach at 106 Sayebrook Parkway, Suite 5. For…
A Minnesota man is suing the TSA and the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport over a missed flight, claiming he missed his flight in March because he was stuck in a security checkpoint line.
Some companies have Email takes up 23 percent of the average employee’s workday, and that average employee sends or receives 112 emails per day. Companies have noticed that employees seemed constantly distracted by the stream of emails they received each day, so they have taken steps to eliminate them.
An American-born man who’d pledged allegiance to ISIS gunned down 49 people early Sunday at a gay nightclub in Orlando, the deadliest mass shooting in the United States and the nation’s worst terror attack since 9/11, authorities said.
Starting next week, Tinder will require that its users are at least 18 years old.
The Carolina Country Music Festival introduces new features to its app. Greg and Abbi explains the different ways it’ll help concert goers this weekend.
Free tickets for Muhammad Ali’s public memorial service in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, sold out in less than an hour Wednesday — and some greedy ticket holders immediately tried to turn a profit by selling them online for cash.
June is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and Amanda Newberry talks with Greg to uncover the truth about the disease and how people can get involve and help raise awareness.
Maria Sharapova was suspended from tennis by the International Tennis Federation for two years Wednesday for testing positive for meldonium at the Australian Open.
