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A 75-year-old man and his wife were just the push of a button away from losing nearly $10,000 to scammers. That was until a Good Samaritan saved the day.
Our investigators examine a new mandate designed to ensure quality care and reveal why some say it's a standard that can't be met.
Even with improved technology and weather awareness, there’s much to be learned from the tragic tornadoes of the past. In this InvestigateTV+ report, we explore America’s forgotten twister and reveal new potentially life-saving changes for forecasting.
Regina Palmer is now a survivor of aplastic anemia thanks to a bone marrow transplant from a stranger who lives thousands of miles away in Germany.
What should you look for when researching nursing facilities? How can you find what you need? Our investigators help you here.
“We have some great educators here who do a great job of not only engaging the children but sparking their curiosity too.”
A mobile coffee truck operated by people with Autism and other intellectual disabilities is inspiring awareness and support for many in their community.
More men and women are looking into sterilization procedures after sweeping changes were made to abortion laws across the country.
College entrance exams help gauge a student's readiness for the next level of education, but critics of the tests say they can magnify inequality.
Imagine buying a car from a major dealership only to discover the vehicle they sold you was stolen from someone else.
Our investigators take an in-depth look at possible solutions cities are exploring to make walking safer for pedestrians.
A nearly four-year-old probation violation threw this father's future into question. Our investigators take an in-depth look at what happened next.
The Street Books Library not only offers people living outside a chance to borrow books from their favorite authors but also inspires connection and hope.
This county coroner's office has chipped away at its cold caseload by using new technology to help identify victims and find answers for the families related.
Do false positives happen in hair follicle testing? One state's welfare records raise concerns.
After seven years in Girl Scouts, this 12-year-old has sold more cookies than any other in her state's history, and the 2023-2024 sales year was her best ever.
More Americans are pulling their consumer disclosure reports to learn what their car might be collecting about them.
Just Like You: Young girl, mother write children’s book to help others understand Sickle Cell Anemia
Simmie White is taking control of her own story. The six-year-old girl and her mother want others to understand more about Sickle Cell Anemia.
The new treatment option is known as tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy. It’s designed for patients with metastatic melanoma.
From teachers to landscapers to clinical researchers, women from all backgrounds are coming together to strap on football pads and hit the gridiron.
A mother told our investigators her state's special needs help waitlist is currently running at a wait of nearly 10 years with over 5,000 kids still in need.
The goal of this 'panic button' technology is to reduce response times in situations where every second counts. It's already been credited with saving lives during a school shooting in Georgia.
Experts say the impacts of low literacy can follow children into adulthood as kids with low literacy rates are more likely to drop out of high school.
Men of color are underrepresented in classrooms across the country. This nonprofit is offering skills and opportunities that may help to change that.
As of April 2024, more than 130 million people lived in places with polluted air, an increase of roughly 10% from the same time the year before.
Buying a home is a milestone for many, but that milestone may frustratingly stay out of reach for some.
Is newer always better? As it turns out, the benefits of new appliances may not pan out in the long run.
‘Still Feels Like Yesterday’: Mother pushing for accountability law after son killed in gun accident
Many states across the U.S. are without any laws to hold a gun owner who leaves their weapon unsecured accountable.