Health & Science

The call came in late one summer night. Immediately, Paul Butler’s stomach sank, his heart sped up and he started listening.

First Nations communities in British Columbia are training indigenous people to manage local natural resources.

Eleven 17th century remains have been found in Rehoboth.

The university’s director of counseling services says the university's counseling staff is enough to meet the needs of Temple's students.

One million people have end-stage heart failure in North America, and only about 2,400 transplants occur each year due to a lack of viable hearts.

The state has fallen behind on federal court settlements requiring it to provide residential psychiatric treatment to those deemed incompetent to stand trial.

The snowy white Bradford Pear, the vibrant Burning Bush, the ascending English Ivy—they may be eye-catching, but they’re destroying the ecosystem.

The research uses billion-year-old radiation to confirm the universe's age and how quickly it expanded after the Big Bang.

“Women should not have to feed their child, whether it's nursing or pumping, while sitting on a dirty toilet,” said Lacey Kohlmoos, the woman who created the online petition.

Sunset comes at 4:35pm this week, then gradually later and later, though it won’t be until early January before we really start to ...

Guest: Abigail Marsh An heroic act by a stranger during car accident started ...

The guidelines are the latest in a series the state has adopted to advise doctors in different medical specialties.

Christopher Harris was diagnosed with AIDS in the 1980s. At the time, there was only one drug approved for treatment, and the diagnosis often meant a death sentence.