Research finds there’s an invisible threat in the sky that’s happening more often. We examine how severe turbulence could reroute your next trip, and what pilots are doing to help protect passengers.

It’s a critical tool that saves lives and all you need are your hands. We reveal the new standard in CPR training and the push to bring it to schools across the country.

Every year hundreds of children nationwide get their hands on loaded guns. We investigate what can be done to prevent accidental shootings.

A grandfather’s life savings is seized by federal agents at the airport, yet there’s no arrest.

A woman receives a lifesaving medical treatment at the emergency room, but the real pain would come weeks later.

Billions of dollars are going to save coastlines in crisis, but scientists warn climate change could sink their efforts.

More and more Americans are getting denied car loans and car leases. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa finds out what's going on and gets some advice from Bankrate on how to turn that denial into a yes.

The American Academy of Pediatrics says most kids as young as two know how to use a smartphone. How many know how to dial 911?

If a loved one stopped breathing, would you know what to do? Our investigation reveals why your CPR training may be outdated.

DEA officers at a Columbus, Ohio airport approached the man and his son about the cash at the boarding gate.

Escaping a domestic violence situation can mean the difference between life and death, but many people find it a struggle to leave if they have a pet.

Reporter Susan Campbell goes in-depth with a woman who lost hundreds of thousands of dollars after she responded to a pop-up alert on her computer.