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Ontario Provincial Police say advances in DNA technology has allowed them to identify human remains discovered in the 1980s.

An internal investigation into Tempe PD's forensic service unit found concerns about using expired chemicals, outdated equipment, and not having procedures while processing crime scenes.

A man was found dead in his cell Sunday.

A family is desperate for answers after a teenager, missing for days, was found dead about 20 miles from home.

He is fined $1,000 and lost his licence for a year.

D.C.'s crime lab is hiding information from its oversight body as it attempts to reform its operations, prompting a messy fight.

A Dothan mother accused of placing her newborn in a dumpster with a trash compactor to die has been denied bond, according to court documents.

Police in Killeen, Texas are investigating the human remains found near Long Branch Park and Car Wash USA.

University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Centre for Forensic Science PhD candidate Harry Fursman is working on two fronts to prevent harm to people who use drugs: He is testing a new handheld device for rapidly and accurately identifying drug specimens and conducting ongoing chemical analysis of used syringes.

San Francisco, US, Nov 17 (EFE).- The United States on Thursday lifted sanctions on the Chinese Ministry of Public Security’s Institute of Forensic Science to enable bilateral anti-drugs cooperation in the fight against fentanyl. US State Department spokesman Matt Miller announced during a press conference in Washington that the decision had been made to remove …