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AI is now helping radiologists read mammograms, flag subtle changes, and catch cancers earlier. National Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa shows how it’s being used today, and why doctors say it must remain a tool, not a replacement.
Many may not realize how some major retailers are taking advantage of shoppers through pricing tactics
Gordon Thresher spends winters in his basement restoring bikes to sell or give away.
Mothers say strengthening often-overlooked muscles has helped their physical and mental health postpartum.
Here’s a number that might make your jaw drop: $12.8 billion. That’s what 109 public universities are spending on college athletics.
A pilot program in Baltimore is bringing nurses to a neighborhood, hoping to reinvent primary care in America.
American Legion Veterans Memorial Post 432 at Elayn Hunt Correctional Center was the first prison-based American Legion post in Louisiana, helping incarcerated veterans heal and rebuild their lives.
Paul Francoeur's voice was cloned using a 14-year-old news report, giving him a chance to speak again.
The Grand Canyon created a new program to reduce animal interactions with the introduction of their newest employee, Blue, the Catahoula dog.
Experts say the transition period before menopause—perimenopause—is still poorly understood
At this cat sanctuary in Oregon, it’s hard to tell the difference between who’s helping and who’s being helped. The volunteers say they get so much out of their time there.
Advanced medical simulators train students, residents, nurses and doctors
Out-of-pocket recovery costs exceed $60,000 for many. One neighbor in particular has stepped up to help.
Copies of Cambria’s own air-monitoring records show tests at fabrication shops run by the nation’s largest engineered-stone slab manufacturer repeatedly recorded silica dust above federal limits.
Mothers at TSA checkpoints say they’ve been forced to dump their breast milk or have it opened and tested. InvestigateTV+ explains how their stories created national change and what it could mean for your family’s next flight.
Andrea Lucas is battling early-onset dementia, but a six-month program is improving her quality of life with the condition.
On the app, you can create your profile, explore trips, rank your activity level, techniques, and target fish you want to catch.
A licensed bird rehabilitator in Vermont has spent more than four decades healing injured birds, driven by a childhood memory that shaped his life’s work.
A rare genetic disorder is stealing time and basic skills from hundreds of boys nationwide.
A bag of candy led to a detour on a Route 66 road trip to Beals M&M Museum in Waggoner, Illinois.
A business is combining the vinyl resurgence with another personal music keepsake: the mixtape.
A new drug approved this year is offering families a different outlook for children who have Hunter syndrome
Researchers study when artificial intelligence could turn harmful
America’s fire trucks are aging out of service and departments are waiting years for new rigs.
Barb Amsden, a nursing assistant at the hospital for nearly half a century, shows that sometimes the best medicine is a dose of compassion.
Gila monsters are an iconic creature of the southwestern desert and apparently, the scaly reptiles held the secret to modern weight loss.
Here's what you need to look out for if you think you're being scammed for cryptocurrency
NTSB investigates Miami cargo plane overrun as data shows thousands of runway excursions.
We head to a state where Lyme disease cases have more than quadrupled to examine a rise in cases nationwide and the effort to prevent future infections.
The robot, covered in sensors and about the size of a dog, conducts automated patrols at locations including a warehouse in Waddell.