Scientists can now extract genetic information about bobcats from their paw prints. The DNA can offer clues about the animals’ ancestry and even their microbes – vital information for monitoring one of Arizona’s most common predators.

New NIH-supported research links small reductions in blood levels of lead among Native Americans to significant cardiovascular benefits. The study offers hope for lower blood pressure and reduced risk of certain heart diseases.

More than 25 million people in the U.S. have limited English proficiency – a hindrance to accessing effective healthcare. Now, cancer-communication researchers are working to lower that barrier using Spanish-speaking chatbots.

NASA has launched its mission to place the first-ever commercially built lander on the moon. But long before the mission ran into post-launch difficulties, protests by the Navajo Nation and others over a secondary cargo of cremated remains had taken some of the shine off of the moment. Who’s right, who’s wrong and who’s to blame?

If a telescope was on your wish list this holiday season, but the presents you received didn’t include one, some Arizona astronomers can help. Phoenix Astronomical Society will offer a tour of Monday evening’s sky at the Night Sky Tour in Glendale.

Planting native, desert-acclimated wildflowers and leaving out water stations for bees in the summer are just some of tips attendees learned at the Arizona Honeybee Festival.

The funding comes as a part of CHIPS and Sciences Act, expanding semiconductor manufacturing investments in the United States.

The need to be bigger, faster, stronger, and still bigger, comes with a complicated relationship with food as offensive lineman strive to hit a certain weight.

Valleywise Health has opened a new First-Episode Center in Mesa. The treatment and support facility will help people experiencing psychosis or other serious mental health issues.