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Does having cops run crime rewards for tips program help or hurt?

How drugmakers are handling new pressure to recycle plastic injection pens as millions of new patients begin using GLP-1s

Hundreds of millions up for grabs in environmental justice grants

AI was supposed to make police bodycams better. What happened?

Big oil is racing to scale up carbon capture to slash emissions but the challenges are immense

Why Portland failed where Portugal succeeded in decriminalizing drugs

Fueled by fentanyl, drug overdose deaths have quadrupled in past 2 decades

Female, chronically ill patients more likely to use telehealth

NC public schools are testing for lead in drinking water with ‘once-in-a-generation’ funding

Getting ahead of the fight against Alzheimer's can improve outcomes

Microplastics are a big problem, a new film warns

‘Parrot fever’ outbreaks cause 5 deaths in Europe, sparking warnings

Ivy League schools say bringing back SATs will help underrepresented applicants. Some critics are skeptical.

Conference highlights importance of dual enrollment

Oregon’s pioneering drug decriminalization effort faces rollback

Green ammonia can be a clean energy source

Guided anesthetic injection may help patients with PTSD

Princeton prof, author to talk AI, equity at RTI International

Carbon capture technology developed in the Triangle could reduce the footprint of your Amazon delivery boxes

DNA’s delayed justice: The fight to fill the gaps in CODIS