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The Ohio Innocence Project has requested new DNA testing in Phyllis Cottle's rape case, one of the most infamous in Summit County history.

For 80 years, Sgt. Turner Johnston's family had a story but no closure for his death. Then the U.S. found his remains among unknown WWII soldiers.

DNA testing linked cigarette butt found by farmer to Humboldt man

Former CBI scientist, Yvonne "Missy" Woods, is now under investigation for "anomalies" found in her DNA testing at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. She was connected to high-profile cases including the Kobe Bryant sex assault case, the Susannah Chase murder case and the Alex Ewing hammer killings case.

Forensic genetic genealogy was used to help identify the woman’s remains, deputies said.

A Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic scientist is subject to internal affairs and criminal investigations because of "anomalies" found in her DNA testing work.

Baltimore County leaders are expediting the testing of cold case sexual assault forensic evidence preserved by GBMC since the 1970s.

The story of a Cairns local who finds her biological father at the age of 53 after she was given a DNA test for her birthday.

While on a midnight patrol with Border Patrol agents, Sen. Cruz encountered a group of about 20 illegal aliens in Texas’ Rio Grande Valley.

Genetics testing company 23andMe on Tuesday sent emails to several customers to inform them of a breach into the "DNA Relatives" feature that allowed them to compare ancestry information with users worldwide. After a hacker advertised millions of "pieces of data" stolen from 23andMe on an online forum this month, the company had said it was working with federal law enforcement and forensic experts to investigate it. In the new emails, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, 23...