New technology is making it easier to find the origins of trafficked wildlife and so they can be released back to the habitat they came from, instead of languishing for decades as sometimes happens.

Siblings Joplin and Winnie found their forever homes in Michigan, but Merlot was still stuck at an overcrowded Texas shelter.

Two women in Michigan were able to locate a littermate of their dogs after DNA tests. That set in motion a series of events ...

It was Thanksgiving Day 2023 when Jackie Novak says she received an email from the DNA testing company, Embark, that she ...

A DNA test on a body found in Kentucky, believed to be Interstate 75 shooting suspect Joseph Couch, was inconclusive. The ...

A decade after she was assaulted, police notified a Kansas woman that they knew her rapist. It showed the pitfalls of DNA ...

The nationwide effort aimed to clear backlogged sexual assault kits and put rapists behind bars. The $350M investment has ...