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In recent years, you may have stared blankly at your child’s math assignment. You’re not alone.
The wearable monitor is designed to detect warning signs of postpartum hemorrhage before a crisis happens.
As myopia rates surge in children, it could be part of the reason students are struggling to read.
Once on the verge of extinction, bald eagle populations have recovered dramatically
Janice Berry has spent most of her four-decade nursing career on the team that flies critically ill infants
InvestigateTV+ exposes an online extremist network targeting children and coercing them into horrific acts.
An woman shares what she learned searching for Alzheimer's care — and what state investigators say families should watch out for.
Ellis Island represented a new type of government institution and has become an enduring symbol of the immigrant experience in the U.S.
The FBI has seen a 490% increase in these cases in the past year as members of 764 and other splinter groups target kids online.
Terry Halone customizes ready-to-wear wigs for cancer survivors across Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Upper Michigan.
Fraudsters use AI technology to create convincing voice clones in a matter of seconds.
A Pew Research analysis found more than two-thirds, or 67%, of planned data centers are in rural areas, primarily in the Midwest and Southern regions.
Garrett Langley, the CEO of Flock Safety, and other chief executives didn't appear at a subcommittee hearing where senators questioned the use and data access of the technology.
Grandparents step up to keep children out of foster care. InvestigateTV+ examines the financial and social services families need and the groups working to help close those gaps.
Initiative born from 2024 ambush that killed four officers now taking shape with outdoor therapy approach
Boutique-style homes are typically small, with 10 residents or less. Some are high-end with concierge services and tailored activities.
A nonprofit is teaching students engineering skills by having them design, build, code and compete with robots.
Whistleblowers warn lives could be lost because military doctors aren’t ready to treat combat victims.
The Ariston Cafe on old Route 66 is the oldest continuously operating restaurant on the historic highway, serving customers since 1924.
Rhea Chancellor was 3 years old when she became paralyzed from the neck down after going down for a nap.
The partnership significantly expanded a program the library system had already been running with a smaller inventory.
Patients nationwide have expressed frustration that they should have been informed upfront about the exact costs of facility fees to make an informed decision about where to seek care.
InvestigateTV+ takes an in-depth look into the menopause knowledge gap and why so many women say their symptoms are dismissed and relief can feel out of reach.
Trooper recruits train like NFL players to improve split-second decision-making under pressure
Just before a major heart surgery, Akira Joy Hendricks had one urgent request.
A Nashville elementary school connects third graders with working artists, teaching skills beyond drawing.
AI is changing how rental cars are inspected. But Rachel DePompa found when a system flags damage, renters can be left fighting a bill they don’t understand.
Despite menopause being universal, experts say too many patients run into confusion and limited options because training and treatment have not kept pace.
A nationwide investigation reveals that sober drivers across multiple states are being arrested for DUI despite having no alcohol or drugs in their systems.
When parents are unable to care for their children, grandparents are often the first to step up. These arrangements are called “grandfamilies” and they often struggle to gain additional support.