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A video game hobby can escalate into an addictive disorder that takes over the lives of children. Our investigators examine what parents can do for their kids.
This young man may have been born blind, but he is not letting that stop him from making his mark on the country and bluegrass scene.
The sidewalks of the French Quarter are now protected by portable, 700-pound barriers that the City already had in its possession.
The school is now home to teachers from 18 countries spanning four continents. Our investigators examine how the school found these educators.
More and more consumers are noticing the effects of shrinkflation on their favorite products. InvestigateTV+ examines how some consumers are pushing back.
Workers in New Orleans have added temporary barricades near Bourbon Street to stop possible, future attacks, but why were the existing barricades not used on New Year's Day?
A new deputy for this Sheriff’s Department says her graduating from the training academy isn’t just happenstance, it’s her purpose.
This man was tricked into transferring money directly to a fraudster who posed as an employee from his area credit union.
Experts say a legal loophole allows this drug to be sold in gas stations and in corner shops across the country where it's bought for an addictive high.
The jamming and spoofing of GPS navigation and timing signals could become a threat to the American economy.
The Department of Education is warning students and educators about criminals targeting schools in order to steal financial aid.
Randy and Lori Ross fostered their first child early in their marriage. Now, they have cared for over 400 children since then.
For the second time in less than a year, a failed crash test is raising concerns that highway guardrails may not be able to handle electric vehicles
While one state is accused of allowing cities to fatten budgets with fines and forfeitures, another state took action in 2023 to stop similar actions.
It's the time of year when many people decide to pay more attention to their money and where it's going.
According to the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators, one in seven Americans has unclaimed property.
A Georgia allergist says he has hundreds of patients with a potentially life-threatening tick-borne illness, and he’s not talking about Lyme disease.
When it comes to battling the disease, patients undergo intense treatments, often with painful side effects.
The end of the year is a great time to make some money resolutions and to set yourself up for financial success in 2025.
An Atlanta man reported his suicide attempt to the FDA. Our investigators find he’s not the only one.
Our investigators examine the push to support more grandparents who are raising children for the second time in their lives.
The American Veterinary Medical Association says there are several ways to protect yourself and for owners to help prevent attacks.
While there's no cure for the movement disorder, doctors have found new treatment plans that can help delay and maybe even reverse this disease.
A group of EMT students in Missouri are earning praise after jumping into action to help their teacher, who suffered a seizure during class.
A student who finishes zero schoolwork normally receives a zero for a grade in return. That is not the case anymore in this public school system.
Our investigators examine sober DUI arrests and how a backlog of testing in one state, forced the wrongfully accused to wait months to prove their innocence.
This family believed the purchase of a hot tub would help relieve some stress. Now, they are dealing with a new kind of stress they never expected.
InvestigateTV+ examines the high cost of housing, and the innovations building a foundation for affordable solutions.