While scientists really do seem to love getting rats loaded on cocaine, a new study of rodents getting high on the lab's supply reveals intriguing new insights into how individuals respond differently ...

These rats are breaking into police precincts — to get high on drugs. Drugged-up Texas rodents have reportedly been gobbling up marijuana and magic mushrooms stored as evidence in police precincts, ...

HOUSTON, TEXAS — Thousands of defense lawyers have been put on notice about a rat infestation that could affect their clients. ABC’s Jim Ryan reports that rats have been running amuck in a Houston ...

NEW ORLEANS — Rats have gotten into confiscated pot at New Orleans’ aging police headquarters, munching the evidence as the building is taken over by mold and cockroaches, said the city’s police chief ...

Jan. 21 (UPI) --Police and city officials in Houston said evidence in storage lockers is being destroyed by "drug-addicted rats." Mayor John Whitmire said at a news conference that drugs being stored ...

WASHINGTON — Rats can become drug addicts. That's important to know, scientists say, and has taken a long time to prove. Now two studies by French and British researchers show the animals exhibit the ...

Rats have infiltrated the New Orleans Police Department's deteriorating headquarters, breaking into the evidence room and getting "high" on marijuana, a police official said this week. "The rats are ...

DISCUSSION. NOW. IT SHOULD BE ABOUT OUR COMMUNITY AND ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT EXPANDING THE CITY FUNDS AND MAKING DECISIONS ABOUT RENTING OR LEASING BUILDINGS. THE DISCUSSION ON THE NEW NOPD ...

The year is 1284. The town: Hamelin. Our hero? The Pied Piper, summoned (in that fabulous multicolored tunic, no less) by a weary mayor to play his dulcet tones and lure away the town's rats, who were ...

The only creatures that seem to be enjoying the decaying New Orleans Police Department headquarters are the rats in the building's evidence room, officials said this week. "The rats are eating our ...

UTEP Biologist Travis Moschak, Ph.D., oversees a student working in his lab in the Department of Biological Sciences. Moschak is the lead author of a new study that finds that individual reactions to ...