It’s once again time for Ask Kotaku, the weekly feature in which Kotaku-ites deliberate on a single burning question. Then, we ask your take. This week we Ask Kotaku: How big is your backlog? Not too ...

With over a decade of experience as a small business technology consultant, Alana breaks down technical concepts to help small businesses take advantage of the tools available to them to create ...

— Taylor Griggs contributed to this story. If you use Portland’s streets, you know there’s room for improvement. From crumbling and cracked pavement on greenways, to debris-strewn bike lanes and ...

At what point do you face the truth and admit you’re never finishing Assassin’s Creed Valhalla? Screenshot: Ubisoft / Kotaku It’s Backlog Month at Kotaku, which means we’re spilling a lot of ink on a ...

A year ago, as part of a series called “Temporarily Unavailable” about how stuff moves — or doesn’t move— around the world, “Marketplace” host Kai Ryssdal visited the Marine Exchange of Southern ...

The Internal Revenue Service announced on Tuesday it will have completed processing all original individual tax returns received in 2021 by the end of the week. The update marks a major milestone for ...

Throughout state and federal courts, for both civil and criminal cases, we are in an infinitely worse position than we were when the pandemic began. The threshold issue today is how we dig ourselves ...

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation has sent nearly a third of its backlogged sexual assault evidence kits to outside labs for testing, as it tries to bring turn-around times back within state ...

Beginning January 1, 2026, the National Firearms Act process will look very different for you, and that shift is almost certain to collide with a surge of new applications. The long awaited move to a ...

Oracle Corporation’s recent stock surge is largely driven by a narrative around its AI and cloud pivot rather than underlying fundamentals. While revenue in its cloud segment has grown impressively, ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Victims, families, attorneys and the accused in hundreds of criminal cases are waiting for jury trials to resume in person in Travis County. For months, these proceedings have been on ...