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Get a look at America's news tonight and how learn it will impact American lives tomorrow. Anchor Maritsa Georgiou with Scripps News' national reporters and a network of local journalists share stories from throughout the nation every weeknight.

In collaboration with The Marshall Project. In-depth stories on criminal justice - including health care in prisons and jails, staff shortages and controversial forensic evidence.

This Scripps News documentary series takes you into the heart of what is shaping our world. Join Scripps News journalists as they share immersive and powerful stories.

A drive into the intersection of Wall Street and Main Street, offering viewers an understanding of the news of the day through an economic lens and how it will impact their lives.

In New Jersey, the parents of a boy on the autism spectrum form a competitive swim team, recruiting diverse teens on the spectrum. Using high expectations and zero pity to train them, what happens next alters the course of the boys' lives.

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

This Scripps News documentary series takes you into the heart of what is shaping our world. Join Scripps News journalists as they share immersive and powerful stories.

The beluga whale; the owl.

The anteater; the walrus.

Iceland: waterfalls and geysers, a volcanic mountain that may erupt at any time, producing electricity with geothermal and hydro power, a large glacier.

Discover inspirational news, with real-life stories of everyday people who positively impact their communities.

Mysterious street artist Banksy uses his craft to create political and social statements.

This Scripps News documentary shows stories of loss and hope from those on the frontlines of a sea change already reshaping our world.

Suburban parents become unlikely advocates for cannabis criminal justice reform after their own son faces ten years to life in prison for a non-violent drug charge.

Scripps News investigates how the city of Louisville, KY, once seen as a model for police reform, became a national example of the failure to bridge the growing distrust between police and its Black residents.

Scripps News Investigates shines a light on abuse of power, corruption, and injustice through cutting-edge data analysis and human-centered storytelling.

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

A Ukrainian sniper navigates a warzone and a pregnancy, carving out a place for more women on the frontlines.

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

Should battlefield decisions be made by man, or machine? Advances in artificial intelligence change the way war is waged.

This Scripps News documentary shows stories of loss and hope from those on the frontlines of a sea change already reshaping our world.

Dr. Jack Kevorkian thought it was an act of mercy to help over 130 terminally ill patients die a peaceful, pain-free death. Michigan prosecutors said it was murder and spent years trying to get a jury to agree with them.

Some called it a love affair. Others, a crime. The shocking story that 34-year-old married schoolteacher and mom Mary Kay Letourneau was having sex with a 12-year-old student grabbed headlines around the world.

From the pit lane to the podium, women are ushering in a new era for motorsports with drivers like Jamie Chadwick and Lia Block behind the wheel.

In collaboration with The Marshall Project. In-depth stories on criminal justice - including health care in prisons and jails, staff shortages and controversial forensic evidence.

What happens when a liberal public defender represents right-wing January 6th rioters? Public Defender takes on America's epidemic of division and misinformation with humanity and comic relief, modeling how to restore trust and accountability.

An exploration of the impact of high quality preschool education.

In collaboration with The Marshall Project. In-depth stories on criminal justice - including health care in prisons and jails, staff shortages and controversial forensic evidence.

Scripps News Investigates shines a light on abuse of power, corruption, and injustice through cutting-edge data analysis and human-centered storytelling.

Jefferson Graham tours Santa Fe, New Mexico and shows us how to capture the best photos of the city's beautiful landmarks with your phone.

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

Alarm bells are ringing around the fentanyl crisis, but many aren't hearing them yet. A national conversation asking why that is, and how to change it.

When three high-schoolers are gunned down in their car, police launch an investigation into why they came to such a violent end; ten years later, that investigation reaches a dramatic conclusion in an Albuquerque courtroom.

What happens when a liberal public defender represents right-wing January 6th rioters? Public Defender takes on America's epidemic of division and misinformation with humanity and comic relief, modeling how to restore trust and accountability.

While driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol, Chante Mallard allegedly struck pedestrian Gregory Biggs, impaling him in the windshield; what she did and didn't do next, is what turned a terrible accident into a shocking case of murder.

Off-duty Dallas police officer Amber Guyger found Botham Jean in her apartment; the only thing more shocking than the revelations of Botham Jean's murder was the act of forgiveness at the end of the trial.

Tommy Carlton owed his ex-wife Elizabeth $85,000 in back child support. It would be a lot cheaper to pay a hit man $2,000. What he didn't know was that the hit man was an undercover cop and the photographic proof of his ex's demise was staged.

Sam Jones interviews famous celebrities in an easy-going, relaxed environment with no agenda.

Sam Jones interviews famous celebrities in an easy-going, relaxed environment with no agenda.

For 15 years, Twitter was a global public forum that fueled revolutions, united communities, and changed the language of the internet. Elon Musk's Twitter takeover shook up Silicon Valley and upended the lives of the people who built Twitter.

Scripps News' Christian Bryant explores our relationship with light - from its impacts on wellness here on Earth to its shrouding of the stars above.

In this episode, we'll examine some of the animal kingdom's fastest sprinters, like the Cheetah. Also, the mysteries of animal intelligence are revealed as we take a look at Dolphins and Orangutans.

In this episode, we examine some of the world's most fearsome predators. Find out why Owls are the only birds that can fly without making any sound. And how the Leopard uses its amazing night vision to catch its prey.

Red rock formations in Sedona, Ariz.; Hawaii's red, black and green beaches; colorful hot springs in Yellowstone National Park; colorful animals include the octopus, who can change color in an instant.

Discover inspirational news, with real-life stories of everyday people who positively impact their communities.

This Scripps News documentary shows stories of loss and hope from those on the frontlines of a sea change already reshaping our world.

Suburban parents become unlikely advocates for cannabis criminal justice reform after their own son faces ten years to life in prison for a non-violent drug charge.

Four obselete dams choke off access to thousands of miles of rivers. An effort to remove these dams aims to save money, salmon, and orcas.

Nine international adventurers, including veteran explorer, David Hempleman-Adams, follow in the footsteps of one of the greatest legends of the golden age of polar exploration - Ernest Shackleton.

In collaboration with The Marshall Project. In-depth stories on criminal justice - including health care in prisons and jails, staff shortages and controversial forensic evidence.

Scripps News Investigates shines a light on abuse of power, corruption, and injustice through cutting-edge data analysis and human-centered storytelling.

Scripps News' Christian Bryant explores our relationship with light - from its impacts on wellness here on Earth to its shrouding of the stars above.

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

Scripps News investigates how the city of Louisville, KY, once seen as a model for police reform, became a national example of the failure to bridge the growing distrust between police and its Black residents.

Reverend Randall Foos says it was just an unfortunate accident when his car hit and killed 19-year-old Sara Casey as she rode her bicycle, but a civil suit revealed more than the eye could see, or couldn't, that turned this accident into a crime.

No one argued that Naveed Haq suffered from mental health issues; he walked into the Seattle Jewish Federation office, started shooting, wounding six women and killing one; the jury has to decide if his mental health issues make it less of a crime.

Jefferson Graham tours Santa Fe, New Mexico and shows us how to capture the best photos of the city's beautiful landmarks with your phone.

In collaboration with The Marshall Project. In-depth stories on criminal justice - including health care in prisons and jails, staff shortages and controversial forensic evidence.

In collaboration with The Marshall Project. In-depth stories on criminal justice - including health care in prisons and jails, staff shortages and controversial forensic evidence.

This Scripps News documentary series takes you into the heart of what is shaping our world. Join Scripps News journalists as they share immersive and powerful stories.

A Scripps News investigation shows how sexual assault investigations can fall through the cracks when tribes and the federal government fail to work together.

In collaboration with The Marshall Project. In-depth stories on criminal justice - including health care in prisons and jails, staff shortages and controversial forensic evidence.

Scripps News Investigates shines a light on abuse of power, corruption, and injustice through cutting-edge data analysis and human-centered storytelling.

How did astrology become a multi-billion-dollar business? Correspondent Gelareh Darabi shows viewers the new technology and ancient practices driving a golden age for astrology, from a packed convention in Los Angeles to an ashram in southern India.

A new generation of American infrastructure aims to fight flooding and climate threats in innovative ways. Revisit The Big U in New York to see how ambitious projects have been able to stem the tide against rising sea levels and severe storms.

Alarm bells are ringing around the fentanyl crisis, but many aren't hearing them yet. A national conversation asking why that is, and how to change it.

Terri Gilbert said she didn't know who was coming down the basement steps; she shot and killed him; turned out to be her husband whom she was divorcing; twenty years earlier, she told a similar story, about her first husband.

How did astrology become a multi-billion-dollar business? Correspondent Gelareh Darabi shows viewers the new technology and ancient practices driving a golden age for astrology, from a packed convention in Los Angeles to an ashram in southern India.

A new generation of American infrastructure aims to fight flooding and climate threats in innovative ways. Revisit The Big U in New York to see how ambitious projects have been able to stem the tide against rising sea levels and severe storms.

Sam Jones interviews famous celebrities in an easy-going, relaxed environment with no agenda.

Sam Jones interviews famous celebrities in an easy-going, relaxed environment with no agenda.

Sam Jones interviews famous celebrities in an easy-going, relaxed environment with no agenda.

Sam Jones interviews famous celebrities in an easy-going, relaxed environment with no agenda.

Sam Jones interviews famous celebrities in an easy-going, relaxed environment with no agenda.

How did astrology become a multi-billion-dollar business? Correspondent Gelareh Darabi shows viewers the new technology and ancient practices driving a golden age for astrology, from a packed convention in Los Angeles to an ashram in southern India.