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Eyes that photosynthesise: NUS scientists plant a cure for dry eye disease

What if your eyes could use light to heal themselves? Drawing inspiration from how plants harness sunlight, researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) are pioneering a revolutionary treatment for dry eye…

Missing: 15-year-old girl last seen in Bukit Panjang area on May 8

Nur Qaseh Qalisha Fadhlee was last spotted at about 12.20pm in the vicinity of 30 Cashew Road.

Ikea to host hide-and-seek competition at Alexandra outlet on June 6 and 7

The winning team will gain $10,000 worth of Ikea Family points.

Living with AI: What is Singapore’s strategy to stand out in the global AI race?

There's been a broad national push to attain AI literacy, to ensure Singaporeans and businesses don’t get left behind.

No coding skills, no problem: New father builds baby tracker with AI tool

Mr Frank Chester Tan was encouraged by his boss to try out Claude Code.

The different AI systems that have emerged over the last seven decades

The Straits Times explains the science behind traditional, generative, and agentic AI.

How you can ride the AI wave

Learning AI doesn’t have to be intimidating. Think of it as a tool that amplifies your natural talents.

All first-time drug abusers who surrender to CNB to be rehabilitated in community from May 16: Edwin Tong

Such drug abusers will no longer face detention at the Drug Rehabilitation Centre, said the Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs.

Singapore court grants winding up bids for three entities linked to 1MDB scandal, liquidators say

'Museum-style memoir' unveiled on Goh Keng Swee's interactions with China leaders

The 244-page book was put together by Dr Goh's wife, Dr Phua Swee Liang, based on photographs, gifts, travel itineraries and personal records from his stint as an economic adviser to China between 1985 and 1990.

VEP applications, renewal for foreign-registered vehicles with unpaid fines will be denied: LTA, MHA

Drivers of vehicles with unpaid fines must settle them before applying for or renewing a VEP.

Twelve coffee shops complete toilet renovations, deep cleaning after tapping NEA grants

They were among 171 applicants that qualified for the grants aimed at improving toilet cleanliness.

First condo launches in Tengah and Bayshore ignite April jump in new private home sales

Tengah Garden Residences and Vela Bay accounted for 79 per cent of the overall new home sales in April

Turning the economic strategy vision into reality will be key challenge for 4G leadership

The ESR is an opportunity for the new leadership to articulate how they will safeguard Singapore’s economic exceptionalism.

Police appeal for information on missing 84-year-old man last seen in Telok Blangah

Mr Tan Hoe Huat was last seen in the vicinity of Block 92B Telok Blangah Street 31.

‘Gerry and Mandy’: What goes on behind the scenes?

ST takes a look behind the scenes into Gerry and Mandy's viral video success.

Khoo Teck Puat Hospital unveils new Kopitiam-themed patient lounge for elderly patients

It was designed in partnership with Kopitiam, part of FairPrice Group.

No foul play suspected in father, daughter found dead in Sengkang flat in 2025: Coroner

Their remains were found in the Sengkang flat after the town council received complaints of a foul smell.

‘The Wembley of the region’: The Kallang to host more blockbuster events, activities for S’poreans

The team behind The Kallang is also working to grow brand recognition among Singaporeans.

Woman found dead in Sengkang flat with father’s remains relied on him for food: Coroner

Ms Xu Na, 47, weighed just 24kg when she was found with the skeletal remains of her 75-year-old father in the HDB flat they shared.