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Police chases aren't just dangerous; they can often turn deadly.
Cybersecurity experts warn outdated, poorly secured office printers can give hackers an easy path into government and business networks.
We look at deepfakes and a growing online threat for teens
Phone-free social spaces are popping up across America to bring back old-school conversation
Combat veteran Adam Coste shares his journey of recovery and how he is helping to honor the 14 victims
Gold prices have reached record highs, creating opportunities to sell for people who have old jewelry collecting dust at home.
A group of enthusiasts are keeping the model train hobby alive one track at a time
Nearly 1 in 4 US adults serve as caregivers for relatives and they often face their own problems
A delayed diagnosis left a man with a rare neurological condition
Elliot Greenblott spends hours a day as a volunteer cyber sleuth. Here's how he does it
An in-depth look at a small unit of World War II soldiers who used deception to save lives
Thousands of cameras nationwide help police track vehicles involved in crimes, but critics say the system also records everyday drivers — raising privacy and oversight concerns.
We look at a hidden health condition impacting military recruits
This Week on InvestigateTV+ Weekend, forensic testimony in hundreds of trials abandoned over flaws in science
Some places hope to encourage human connection by asking for your phone at the door
We look at how cursive is taught in school and safety features for car seats
Hair straightening products may contain chemicals known to cause cancer
New survey reveals concerning trend as tech companies create emotional AI connections
The farm uses sustainable methods thanks to the grazing efforts of water buffalo
Compliment Coins are handcrafted wooden tokens making compliments easier to give and receive
Police dogs retire with no financial safety net, here’s how some states are stepping in
There's a fight brewing over ultra-processed foods. Here's a look at the legal battles ahead
A retiree wants to warn others after falling victim to a fake military officer who convinced her to sell her house
Parents in Georgia are voicing concerns over how school districts handle children with disabilities
State records show formal complaints against school districts more than doubled since 2021
With the help of a nonprofit, Michael Simmons is using his voice to empower others with his podcast
More sober alternatives are popping up as drinking rates decline in America
Waste facilities are seeing more lithium-ion battery fires while many areas lack convenient, affordable drop-off options for the most dangerous devices
In rural America, pregnant women face an urgent need to find a hospital to deliver their child
Some hospitals are preparing for emergency room births as more labor units close