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Water systems across the country were required to meet an October 16 deadline to turn their lead service line inventories.
Credit cards can offer valuable rewards, but only if you're smart about how you use them. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa gets advice from VA Credit Union on how to make rewards work for you.
Echoes of the Emerald City’s past can be clearly seen through the coffee-colored towers that rise from the grassy center of Gas Works Park.
A St. Louis County Boy Scout is being applauded for his quick thinking after a family camping trip nearly proved deadly.
Are money mistakes holding you back in 2025? Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa talks to The Responsible Homegirl to learn the four biggest pitfalls and how to avoid them.
Rutherford the cat first disappeared from his home in Wisconsin in 2013. Years later, he was found over 800 miles from home in Georgia. Now, he is going home.
If you have trouble affording prescription drugs, some independent pharmacists say that so-called pharmacy middlemen are partially to blame.
The dangers of extreme heat include dehydration, heat stroke, hospitalization and even death. Employees at work in extreme temperatures face these risks daily.
A woman with a congenital heart defect turned to surrogacy when doctors advised against her getting pregnant. For many future parents, this is no easy path to follow.
"It doesn't matter how old you are. Follow your dream. You can do it."
Doctors told this woman she would be partially blind for the rest of her life. Now, she is regaining her vision due to a groundbreaking surgery.
NIL regulations vary by state for high school athletes. Our investigators take an in-depth look at the journey of Jada Williams and Richie Clementi as they navigate the business side of sports at a young age.
‘Hope I never get it again’: man awaiting transplant shares survival story after contracting E. coli
“You can’t sit up. You can’t walk. It took me out for sure. I thought I was going to die. It was crazy.”
The Office of the Inspector General found some passengers searched after DEA agents were tipped off by paid informants working for airlines and the TSA
Experts say coyotes have adapted to a more urban lifestyle in recent years. This could mean a greater chance of seeing one in your backyard or near your home.
Mortgage rates, skyrocketing prices and housing shortages have made the 'American Dream' a nightmare for many. The answer for some is teaming up with a friend.
Our investigators take an in-depth look at this AI-assisted surveillance system being monitored by law enforcement in New Orleans.
A child safety product turned out to be a child safety nightmare for this Vermont dad. Now, he's taking the solution into his own hands.
Nearly half of the entire state of Oregon is covered in trees, and one of the oldest forests is hiding from plain sight in an unlikely place.
Renovating your home isn't just about improving the aesthetics. It's also about making sure your biggest financial asset is going to thrive. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa talks to This Old House for tips and trends for home renovations in 2025.
This detective’s quick action helped to take down a Russian scam site posing as a Louisiana toll fee payment portal. Our investigators have the full story.
NTSB recommendations gleaned from accident investigations are not always adopted — even after additional deadly crashes.
Bill Haynes was murdered in 2016. Police immediately arrested a suspect, but he’s never gone on trial.
The Supreme Court decides on a military malpractice case, preventing medical malpractice lawsuits from being processed.
What does it take to be a utility company lineworker? Some high school seniors are finding out with hands-on training alongside those with decades of experience.
There are nearly 48 million family caregivers in the United States, and 61% are working full-time while juggling caregiving responsibilities.
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.
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.