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Many cities require residents to have an alarm permit to reduce false police calls. Our investigators examine what happens when permit mistakes are made.
‘Good for the Soul’: Nonprofit turns unused church land into a farm producing food for the community
“I just started farming and addicts and people coming out of prison showed up and started farming with me. I always say the soil is good for the soul.”
After battling drug addiction for years, this man eventually ended up behind bars. His family hoped the time behind bars would free him from drugs, but instead, it became a death sentence.
“Learn how to save someone’s life. I never used it in 20 years as a law enforcement officer. Low and behold I’d have to use this training as a mayor.”
Many transplants from Hawaii have made the move to Las Vegas - not in search of the bright lights but instead for the lure of financial freedom.
As cybersecurity becomes more important in our daily lives, our investigators examine why school districts are working harder to keep students and teachers safe
Over 40% of American children now have smartphones by the age of 10. That number increases to over 70% by age 12.
Bagel Rescue was founded during the pandemic to provide food to frontline workers. Today, the nonprofit serves shelters, pantries and the Salvation Army.
After this school district experienced multiple student-caused teacher injuries, officials turned to a new program merging education and mental health treatment
As maintenance costs climb, there are things you can do right now to reduce wear and tear and possibly save money in the long run.
“As a kid, I remember my mom getting up every day, and her famous line would be, 'I've got to go save a life.' I’m making sure her legacy lives on through me.”
For the past 75 years, everything from the Beatles’ first U.S. record to Taylor Swift’s latest hits have been pressed at this Nashville factory
More and more young people are struggling with their mental health, especially boys and young men who may not open up about their struggles as easily as girls.
Crash tests have shown that the jolt for riders inside the car was out of the normal safety range.
Beneath the surface of these economic hubs, our investigators found cartels use ports as an entrance for illegal drugs, and as an exit for stolen goods and cash
It is estimated that the ashes of 2 million people, otherwise known as cremains, sit unclaimed across the United States.
Playing youth sports can not only be a core memory of childhood but participation involving teamwork can also be some of the first lessons that stick in life.
For people with vertigo, just moving their head can make the room spin.
This small, seemingly innocuous pouch is quickly becoming popular among teens, raising alarms among educators and health professionals alike.
Our investigators examine how New Orleans managed to bring down the crime rate while police manpower remained at historic lows.
While some hospitals continue to struggle with nursing shortages, a new trend is emerging with more RNs making the change to Aesthetic Nursing
Researchers continue to uncover more details about the true crime tale of one of America's first serial killer families, who were never apprehended.
The couple leads organizations with troops on the ground in Memphis who are helping to transform the lives of people suffering at home and far beyond the city.
It’s a fire so intense that it can take thousands of gallons of water to put out. Electric vehicle fires are proving to be a big challenge for firefighters.
The family of a woman killed in a taxi cab crash will have to endure a new trial after a judge believes a jury got it wrong
You can be sitting in a chair, lying on the ground, or using a mobility aid. Adaptive Yoga can encourage all to keep moving.
“For babies, there’s only ever been 32 lung transplants, period.”
The Helba Potato Farm in Vermont is operated on two acres of a 200-acre homestead, but that two acres is plenty to keep this super couple active in spud season.
When a young girl in Missouri needed a kidney, she was able to find help from someone closer than she expected.
A tribal village at the bottom of the Grand Canyon has two new homes, thanks to a remarkable effort by Arizona chapters of Habitat for Humanity.
This man believed he was dealing with a tech company he knew, but a convincing scammer masked as the company instead duped him out of thousands of dollars.
With more kids than ever reporting mental health challenges, having parents get the support they need can make all the difference to create a more peaceful home
Walking and hiking can greatly benefit people’s health but some believe doing it barefoot is even better.
One student said she found hope in the program after losing all six of her kids to the foster care system.
A decision made 25 years ago in Michigan led to the closure of state-operated psychiatric hospitals. Some say that the decision has brought devastating results.
A rushed package delivery cost this couple thousands of dollars in damages. Find out why Amazon rejected the couple's insurance claim to repair the damages.
With not nearly enough Americans interested in ag work, farmers must spend thousands of dollars each year to bring in foreign workers legally on temporary visas
Curtis 'The Trap' Morton may have retired from boxing in 2018, but he has not yet left the ring for good. Now, youth boxers at his gym call him Coach.
A recent study from Stanford University shows cases have climbed from six to sevenfold in the last decade.
“We got a lot of attacks during that time. When a rocket came in we’d just dive to the ground and my chain might have broken and the tag came off.”
In 2024, six people were killed in a major bridge collapse in Baltimore Harbor. Following the collapse, other ports started evaluating their own safety plans.
Our investigators sat down with this family who continue to use their trauma to promote real change. Warning: some of these details are graphic.
"Do not be hard-headed if you have any sign of it being a stroke." This man, who is still recovering, said every second mattered during his stroke in 2023.
Veteran Cheri Ben-Iesau runs a 50-acre apiary, helping fellow veterans transition through Hives for Heroes.
'SuperAgers' include a small, elite group of people over the age of 80, whose memories still function like those in their 50s or 60s.
The changes include a systematic review of Kansas City’s 911 calls with at least 50 calls per month randomly audited for quality assurance.
"The vision with our Security Operations Center was to make sure that we can be proactive and reactive at the same time.”
One day when walking his property, this man noticed something he never expected to see.
Knowing first-grader Nolan Ferguson was fascinated with snowplows, the principal and custodian had an idea they knew they had to bring to life.
Wheelchair users are asking for help. They say long repair delays leave them without the very thing they need to survive.
