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A Georgia hospital is facing a lawsuit after Michael Sharadin died by his own hand in an emergency room.
Advocates, victims’ families say lack of laws allow these companies to avoid accountability.
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.
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.
Parents have more questions than answers after their son died from a rare but sinister phenomenon. InvestigateTV+ has an in-depth look.
After pulling off the biggest cash heist in Cleveland’s history, the bank teller turned infamous thief spent 52 years in the clear living under a new identity.
'SuperAgers' include a small, elite group of people over the age of 80, whose memories still function like those in their 50s or 60s.
Following a shift to more remote work, many cities have empty office buildings in downtown areas. Some want these spaces to become new residential apartments.
In 2024, dozens of residents of Calhoun, GA, filed a lawsuit against the city claiming it contaminated their drinking water with a cancer-causing toxin.
"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.
Some consider ankle monitors a solution to overcrowding in jails and prisons, but InvestigateTV+ found supervision can sometimes be spotty and unreliable.
"It's better than no SRO at all, but it's very difficult to be effective when you're having to move around to different schools."
Our investigators sat down with this family who continue to use their trauma to promote real change. Warning: some of these details are graphic.
A surge in remote work leaves downtown buildings empty and InvestigateTV+ examines how transforming offices to housing could solve more than one issue.
Scoliosis starts to emerge when kids are 10 to 14 years old. It typically happens right around the big teenage growth spurt.
Garages and decks across the country are crumbling, and some experts fear failures will continue unless oversight increases.
Foreign entities have bought 13 million more U.S. farm acres in 10 years, but agriculture policy scholars say the total could be far more.
Our investigators examine sober DUI arrests involving medical conditions and look at the training legal experts say some members of law enforcement lack.
Reporter Peter Zampa speaks with an EMT about his search for support and visits an organization offering first responders a safe space to process their feelings
A Wisconsin woman recently discovered a gift that is now providing comfort to grieving pet owners.
A Georgia city is accused of dumping sewage with potential cancer-causing chemicals near dozens of homes and InvestigateTV+ examines what’s being done to help.
This young man may have been born blind, but he is not letting that stop him from making his mark on the country and bluegrass scene.
As data centers surge across the U.S., experts warn of rising utility bills and threats to grid reliability
Some educators say overwhelming challenges in the classroom have made their jobs nearly impossible. Our investigators take a closer look at possible solutions.
Cardiac arrest is the top cause of death among young athletes in the U.S. However InvestigateTV found that not all schools across the country don't carry automated external defibrillators.
Parking garages around the country are aging and crumbling, leading to concerns about structural stability and safety.
A video game hobby can escalate into an addictive disorder that takes over the lives of children. Our investigators examine what parents can do for their kids.
A new deputy for this Sheriff’s Department says her graduating from the training academy isn’t just happenstance, it’s her purpose.