Emily Evans

The UK government has recently indicated that it intends to introduce the “right to switch off” for workers. This follows a global trend of similar legislation in other jurisdictions. As outlined in our

From guiding missiles to finding coffee shops, GPS has come a long way Invented as a US military tool almost 50 years ago, the Global Positioning System has become a global navigational tool.

The author, a former Metro Council member, opposes Mayor Freddie O'Connell's Choose How You Move referendum on Nov. 5 and explains why.

Transit referendum doubles down on a vision of civic decline by ignoring the interesting and exciting advances in mobility today and promised for the future.

Clarksville Now APSU’s 2024 Distinguished Alumni, clockwise from top left: Candy Johnson (‘06), Brad Withrow (‘88), Dr. Jerome E. Morris (‘90), Zach Walton (‘14), Blake Golden (‘18), and Tom Chester (‘73). (APSU, Contributed)

The Rho Kappa Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Alumni Association recently made a generous donation to convert the Rho Kappa Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Scholarship to an endowment for Austin Peay State University students.

So it’s surprising that only 47 of UK children are meeting the Chief Medical Officer’s guidelines of 60 minutes or more of sport and physical…

Halloween is upon us! The season of spooky movies, eating too many sweets, and – though less talked about – rampant overconsumption.

Professor Sharon Parker's career has been remarkable. Sharon considers her research outside the norm for STEM, but the work she does impacts everyone, every day.

Austin Peay State University (APSU) is raising money for several campus projects through Dec. 3 as part of GOVing Tuesday, the university’s celebration of Giving Tuesday.