InvestigateTV Staff
Not everyone believes cryonics can deliver what many consumers imagine. But a small team hopes that future medicine may catch up.
About six months ago, Reverend Ames started painting tiny seashells. The smaller they are, the more he can fit into his shirt pocket.
More and more seniors struggle finding the right size home that fits their needs.
A documentary on a New Orleans vocational school that trained Black women for white collar jobs is now in production.
CDC reports 4,852 U.S. measles cases in 2026 as South Carolina families share experiences
Homeowners in Georgia are accusing D.R. Horton of selling houses with defective plumbing systems.
Sam Aguiar, who has been a personal injury attorney since 2008, launched a campaign that put up motivational messages around Louisville.
Every year on their stillborn son's birthday, the Millers deliver care packages to mothers of stillborn children at a Michigan hospital.
A woman told us float therapy has become her go-to tool for managing chronic pain and anxiety and a float studio owner said demand for the practice is growing.
Atsuo Sakurai and his wife, Heather, make award-winning sake at a shop just off Route 66 in Holbrook, Arizona.
As districts report multiple instances of delays related to bus driver shortages, flaws in the system are brought to light.
In a year-long FOX 8 series, the importance of Louisiana's coastal habitat is highlighted as the state abandons plans for its coastal restoration program.
In a new program at Rhodes College, professors and students are bringing top-tier education to Tennessee inmates, giving them a chance to further their studies behind prison walls.
The Snyder brothers have worked at the Charlotte airport since the 1980s and work together all day as crew chiefs.
Volunteers at Boxes of Basics identify children with clothing insecurity and select items to fit their interests and needs.
The tasting room and museum feature artifacts and memorabilia honoring local departments and those who gave their lives.
Seventh graders in a new leadership class teamed up with Go Fetch, a local pet supply store
By bringing the cancer screening conversation to the salon, the hope is to educate more women.
Blueberry and Meadow go everywhere together, but it's how they met and what they share that makes their story so beautiful.
Doctors and caregivers use drawing and painting to help patients stay calm and engaged
New Orleans groups keep a uniquely American art form alive in a city where music historians say it began.
North Carolina, which is in the "diabetes belt" region of the United States, currently has about 1 million people living with the disease.
A St. Louis veteran is getting back to doing the things he enjoys thanks to the help of his new service dog, Teddy.
A family traveled from Turkey to St. Louis for their daughter’s surgery to treat a rare condition affecting fewer than 100 people worldwide.
Millions of dollars in cash rewards are available to the state, territory, or tribal agency with the greatest improvement of its ratio of children to foster homes.
