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The Secret Service says a fast-growing crypto scam can make fake profits look very real. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman shows how “pig butchering” works and the red flags that could save you from losing everything.
Police dogs are treated as vital partners on the job, helping departments search for drugs, track suspects and locate missing people. But when many of those K-9s retire, handlers are often left paying steep medical bills on their own because there is little public support to help cover the cost of care.
Law enforcement officials across the country say the popular online gaming platform Roblox is dangerous for children, despite being targeted at young users.
Jack Burke was born with a rare heart defect and had surgery in spring 2025
Each exposure lasts up to eight minutes — long enough for the water to smooth and the clouds to soften.
InvestigateTV+ takes an in-depth look at how homeowners say handing over their deeds helped save their properties
For years, families dealing with peanut allergies were told to avoid peanuts. But that guidance has changed.
Find out how planning now can help families navigate the high costs of long-term care.
False claims filed without verification show that database vulnerabilities could impact premiums
Between 2010 and 2021, about one in three pharmacies closed. Independent pharmacies were more than twice as likely to face closure as chain pharmacies.
Experts say introducing allergens early can help prevent lifelong food allergies
When Victoria King left home on Oct. 8 for a field trip with her McGarity Elementary School classmates, her parents expected her to come back. She never did.
Mark Wetzel's ability to teach the art of hitting is a sight to behold, but the real masterclass is his outlook on facing life's curveballs.
In an age increasingly dominated by digital screens, a new community space in Portland is helping artists rediscover the tactile magic of film photography.
Pedal Power has distributed nearly 11,000 bicycles since 2013 to refugees, formerly incarcerated individuals and homeless residents.
What’s old is new again,” goes the saying. That includes public phones, which are making a comeback in some rural areas of the state that continue to have poor cell service.
Caring for elderly parents can be challenging when an emergency hits and families don’t have a care plan in place.
The Oregon company started 15 years ago and now produces 3 million gallons a year.
"Our family is struggling to understand how a tragedy such as this could have happened.”
Retirement limits are going up, and older savers can put away even more. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa shares the new catch-up rules and the change that could affect how you save.
Richard Sacher, 83, has volunteered at the New Orleans Botanical Garden for over four decades.
A bipartisan push in Congress aims to make childbirth free for Americans with private health insurance, as new data shows the financial burden of having a baby continues to grow.
A class of seventh-graders in the Fort Zumwalt School District spent Veterans Day honoring a St. Louis area Vietnam veteran.
A Copper State Credit Union branch inside the halls of one Phoenix high school is helping students get hands-on education with money management.
Despite the widespread impact, federal funding to support TBI research, education and awareness has lapsed — and advocates say the consequences could be severe.
Brian Jeansonne has built a following of over 400,000 people on TikTok, where he shares his journey living with ALS
Artificial intelligence is showing promise as a tool for detecting lung cancer nodules that even trained radiologists can miss, according to researchers in Cleveland.
Conflict in Iran threatens American troops abroad, but whistleblowers tell InvestigateTV the real danger may come from within. Military medical personnel lack critical surgical experience due to declining volume at stateside hospitals, sources say, a readiness gap that could turn survivable battlefield injuries into preventable deaths.