Can artificial intelligence really help us talk to the animals?

Meet Emerald, the woman who stepped up to fight Russia’s invasion.

This Scripps News documentary series takes you into the heart of what is shaping our world.

Scripps News Investigates: Paramedic questions drug many say is ‘safe’ after his patient died.

Join correspondent Cody LaGrow as he goes along for the ride with families embracing RV living and raising their children on the road.

Powering Hollywood's flashiest films behind the scenes, stunt workers push for better — and safer — working conditions.

What was behind the collapse of crypto giant FTX? And what does it say about other digital currencies, and the collision of tech and finance?

Some patients seeking abortion services are traveling hundreds of miles to seek care.

Women truck drivers say the companies they work for could do more to protect women from assault and harassment while on the road.

A global exploration of microplastics' impact on our planet and on our health — and what scientists are doing to help fix the problem.

This year, Florida passed the “Parental Rights In Education” bill, also known as the “Don’t Say Gay” law.

This film offers an in-depth look at the homelessness crisis on America’s streets, with valuable perspective from people experiencing homelessness.

Meet the people — from TikTok stars to scientists — trying to save the bees.

Surfers are using science to perfect and preserve waves.

Almost 100,000 wild horses and burros roam the U.S.

A new way to memorialize loved ones is challenging laws and raising big ethical questions.

Newsy explores what life is like just across the border in Mexico, where people are living in dangerously poor conditions while seeking asylum.

From a mile deep in a Chilean mine to a new lithium boomtown in California, follow the global flow of minerals that power renewable manufacturing.

Newsy's original documentary series In Real Life brings us a firsthand look at the world of DIY pharmaceuticals.

In a follow up to Newsy's original documentary "Asylum," Kate Grumke heads to El Salvador to examine the root causes of surging migration to the U.S.

Southern states account for 51% of new HIV cases in the nation. Mississippi is breaking down barriers and stigmas in an effort to reduce transmission.

Wolves are returning to the American West a century after they were nearly eradicated. But can they co-exist on a landscape now reshaped by humans?

Join Nelufar Hedayat and Newsy's "In Real Life" for an exploration of the multi-billion-dollar trade in trafficked artifacts.

A journalist, an activist and a refugee give firsthand accounts of life in Afghanistan as the Taliban took over.

Alumni at a federally run boarding school acknowledge its troubled history, but maintain ties to other former students from the school's best days.

Thousands of Americans released from prison during the pandemic now face an uncertain future.

The release of genetically modified mosquitoes in Florida gives hope of reducing the spread of disease while causing concerns among some citizens.

Newsy traces the global path of American fossil fuels and their impact on profits and the planet.

A shifting climate is changing where wine grapes can grow, and conditions are ripe for Wisconsin to become the new wine country.

Newsy's Joey Maiocco goes on a personal journey to treat his post-traumatic stress and help other war veterans find their own treatment.

What's behind the rampant blackouts in Puerto Rico leaving millions of Americans in the dark?

Newsy's Christian Bryant explores our relationship with light — from its impacts on wellness here on Earth to its shrouding of the stars above.

Content creation houses aren't always about the flash, cash and choreo. They can also be about family and authenticity.

A new generation of American infrastructure aims to fight flooding and climate threats in innovative ways.