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“If the water goes, our homes aren’t worth anything," one resident told officials, her voice shaking. "And I just don’t understand how the state can even allow it.”

Researchers say this may be the first observation of a nonhuman animal purposefully treating a wound with a medicinal plant

In 1964, Jane Goodall's husband Hugo van Lawick took a photo of her and an infant chimp reaching out to each other. Decades later, it continues to impact how we view chimpanzees.

“I don’t want to stop at showing the current state of affairs. We know that it’s not good, so I’m focused on showing what we can do to close the gap in these disparities."

Early voting is commencing once again in the Teche Area for several runoff elections that did not have a clear victor in the election earlier this month.

TUCSON (KVOA) - Arizona has been in a two-decade long drought. The state has seen historic cuts in its allotment of Colorado River water. But out of state agriculture operations

Wells in communities throughout Southern Eastern Arizona are going dry and people who live there are now working to change that.

The Pandemic Is Undoing Field Researchers’ Oldest Assumption Wudan Yan In the rain forests of Borneo, Sahril Ramadani wakes before sunrise to the high-pitched shrieks of gibbons. Fumbling in the dark, he packs up his essentials for the day: hand sanitizer, iPad, GPS tracker, watch, materials for sample collection, and lunch. Securing an N95 mask over his face, he sets out on a solitary search for orangutans. Ramadani, 23, spends 20 days a month here at Cabang Panti, the resear...