Agents often allowed immigrants with fraudulent documents into the U.S., the Office of the Inspector General found.

NYC medical examiners persevere in identifying 9/11 victims, employing advancing technology nearly 24 years later.

As part of “From Sample to Verdict,” LCGC International sat down with Ed Sisco and Sarah Shuda, Research Chemists at NIST, to discuss the work that their groups are conducting that are helping to ...

Charlie Kirk's suspected killer Tyler Robinson was caught in a very human way, but he left a novel forensics technology tip behind at the crime scene.

Innocent Black man wrongfully arrested in NYC due to unreliable facial recognition tech. Outrage and calls for probe erupt.

Man was found shot to death by family walking dog in 1985, and his identity has remained a mystery. County police also ...

Two different crimes in two cities more than 1,600 apart, but DNA technology connected the dots and helped police make an ...

One bone at a time, the AFP's Forensic Anthropology and Archaeology (FAA) capabilities are uncovering the secrets behind ...

Dateline has covered John Regan, a suspect in a series of decades-long r*pe cases. Dateline's report shows how police supplemented millennia of detective investigation with modern forensic science.

An FBI analyst testified Tuesday that DNA sampled from a rifle found near where President Donald Trump was playing golf in ...

Nitazenes, less detectable and sometimes stronger than fentanyl, have been detected across more than a dozen states.