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InvestigateTV+ explores the power of honoring history and reclaiming legacy. We reveal how families can rebuild military records destroyed in a historic fire.
Imposters posing as the BBB, FBI and other agencies defrauded a woman over three months.
Very little was known about Private Edward James Irwin until a funeral director-turned sleuth set out to solve the mystery.
People keep crashing into Waymo's autonomous vehicles, experts provide two possible reasons why
InvestigateTV+ takes you to the mouth of the Mississippi River for an in-depth look at the multi-million-dollar fight to save a disappearing coastline.
Star Button experienced years of complications as a result of a robotic hysterectomy surgery at an Atlanta hospital. She is suing the doctor and the hospital for the damages caused to her life.
Apps that let people rent out things they already own are offering users a way to earn extra cash without taking on an in-person part-time job.
Louisiana wildlife officials are working to coastal marshes that support the hundreds of migratory bird species that flock to the coast every winter.
After a year of InvestigateTV reporting, lawmakers from both parties say a patchwork of local rules is not enough as proposals to limit or ban surveillance networks pile up in Washington.
InvestigateTV+ takes an in-depth look at how better tracking of ALS cases could reveal why more people are getting sick.
Fake companies using real addresses are causing headaches for people across the country. Here's what you need to know.
An underwater hockey club in Green Bay, Wisconsin is drawing in players from across the region and working to teach people about the niche sport.
Billy Keith is a solar artist who uses sunlight as his tool to create artwork burned directly into wood.
In this special episode of InvestigateTV+ Weekend, we examine the effort to get the potentially deadly gas off of retail shelves.
A growing number of states are requiring ALS reporting, which researchers say could lead to better treatments
Researchers at the National WWII Museum used records to trace the service of Tisha Powell’s grandfather
Not everyone believes cryonics can deliver what many consumers imagine. But a small team hopes that future medicine may catch up.
About six months ago, Reverend Ames started painting tiny seashells. The smaller they are, the more he can fit into his shirt pocket.
Once declared eliminated in the U.S., measles is making a comeback as cases reach a decades-high peak.
More and more seniors struggle finding the right size home that fits their needs.
A documentary on a New Orleans vocational school that trained Black women for white collar jobs is now in production.
CDC reports 4,852 U.S. measles cases in 2026 as South Carolina families share experiences
InvestigateTV+ looks at the emotional toll when seniors “hang up the keys”
Homeowners in Georgia are accusing D.R. Horton of selling houses with defective plumbing systems.
Sam Aguiar, who has been a personal injury attorney since 2008, launched a campaign that put up motivational messages around Louisville.
Every year on their stillborn son's birthday, the Millers deliver care packages to mothers of stillborn children at a Michigan hospital.
InvestigateTV+ takes an in-depth look at the growing risk of lithium-ion batteries, why safe disposal is so difficult, and what tools safety advocates say are needed to prevent fires and explosions.
A woman told us float therapy has become her go-to tool for managing chronic pain and anxiety and a float studio owner said demand for the practice is growing.
Predators are reportedly targeting kids ages 11-18 through online games with goal of mass violence or suicide
Atsuo Sakurai and his wife, Heather, make award-winning sake at a shop just off Route 66 in Holbrook, Arizona.