
Zookeeper crashes car on her way to rescue animals from fire
After the accident, the zookeeper started running, and a stranger offered to pick her up and drive her the rest of the way.
After the accident, the zookeeper started running, and a stranger offered to pick her up and drive her the rest of the way.
Scientists explain the causes behind unusual numbers of whale strandings and deaths on the U.S. Atlantic coast.
Atmospheric CO2 is now 50% higher than it was before the start of the industrial revolution.
The dog accompanied his owner to every class at Seton Hall University.
Liam Hendriks got his first win of the MLB season Sunday night, just six months after being diagnosed with advanced stage blood cancer.
More dog bites were reported in California than in any other state last year.
Black women in the U.S. are nearly three times more likely than White women to die giving birth, and some say it's a systemic issue.
Bear encounters are a growing problem in Connecticut. Lawmakers passed a bill just days after a bear broke into a bakery.
About 3 in every 1,000 babies is born with hearing loss. But many insurance plans don't cover hearing aids, putting the high costs on the parents.
Since 1922, scientists at California's Department of Fish and Wildlife have known of only one other wolverine in the state.
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A 13-year-old says her love for honey inspired her to better understand the global decline of the honeybee population.
Scripps News talks with drug abuse experts and educators about why this emergency resource is joining their toolbox.
Researchers say they found that the widely used sweeteners containing sucralose are 'genotoxic' and could break up a person's DNA.
Data from testing wastewater from New York residents shows that the detection rate is high for the COVID-19 virus.
Churchill Downs said its current horse card is suspended after an emergency meeting on horse deaths. Officials want to look at safety protocols.
Some hospitals are having to ration supplies and delay patient treatment schedules.
The FDA says inorganic arsenic is associated with various health problems, including cancer, cardiovascular disease and developmental disabilities.
New CDC data shows record low birthrates for teens and young women, and a record high birthrate for women between 35 and 44 years old.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness is addressing the difficulties the LGBTQ+ community faces in accessing mental health resources.
The mission is being conducted in celebration of the 20-year anniversary of the launch of the Mars Express.
The woman remained at large for more than three months. Now she is in an isolated jail cell after refusing tuberculosis treatments.
Endometriosis affects about 10% of women ages 15-44 and is considered one of the most common reproductive health concerns for women.
Scripps National Correspondent Amber Strong looks into climate change's impact on the Caribbean islands and the race to find a solution.
Only 5.6% of Swedes reported being smokers, according to the country's Public Health Agency.
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The utility company has instead reached a $50 million settlement with Shasta County prosecutors over the fire that killed four people.
The FDA says semaglutide "mimics the GLP-1 hormone," which sends a signal to the brain that the person is full.
The Canadian government will require tobacco companies to place warning labels on individual cigarettes by 2025.
The bacteria that researchers think is wrapped up in the seaweed is known as Vibrio.
The CDC released a report indicating that 40% of food poisoning outbreaks at restaurants started with ill employees.
Federal health officials say some medications being sold may not contain the same active ingredient as FDA-approved semaglutide products.
Under the settlement, the Sacklers would give up OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, which would become a new company known as Knoa.
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June also brings a good opportunity to see Venus in the night sky.
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Goats have been eating overgrowth that could lead to more devastating wildfires, but a change in pay could put the practice out of business.
North Korea wants to be able to observe joint drills the U.S. holds with South Korea. it plans to attempt a second launch soon.