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Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries, pushing the boundaries of technology and integrating into many parts of daily life, including the classroom
Criminals are using artificial intelligence voice cloning technology to fool families into thinking their loved ones are in danger, leading to financial losses and emotional trauma.
With the UVEye system, more than a dozen cameras capture every angle of the vehicle, even the undercarriage, as it’s driven through a high-tech arch.
Preeclampsia can strike without warning and affects mothers across all demographic groups. One mom is sharing her story after a trip to the doctor saved her life.
Following her mother’s death, one missing signature turned a straightforward process into a prolonged ordeal. InvestigateTV+ digs deeper into death certificate delays and examines a shortage contributing to the wait.
Older residents living alone in Arizona can receive daily automated calls to check on them. The program is called R.U. OK, which stands for Are You OK?
The love of mahjong spans all ages, and millennials are gathering in North Carolina to play the century-old tile game.
An alarming number of students continue to miss school and fall behind their peers. We explore the impact of chronic absenteeism and a solution to make attendance matter.
A North Carolina man is using a Bayern Munich-themed prosthetic eye to raise awareness about a rare cancer, ocular melanoma.
Cybercriminals have used artificial intelligence to traumatize and trick family members into thinking their loved ones are in extreme danger. InvestigateTV+ reveals this sinister scam and how you can protect your family from this crime.
The Sweet Julia Grace Foundation helps families by providing care packages to children and families at hospitals and granting wishes to those whom they call “raindancers.”
By 2050, the world will need to produce about 60% more food to feed a global population of more than nine billion people.
Following her mother’s death, one missing signature turned a straightforward process into a prolonged ordeal. InvestigateTV+ digs deeper into death certificate delays and examines a shortage contributing to the wait.
An Arizona city is moving forward with its cool pavement program, but some question if it's worth the cost with only mixed results.
Parents shattered by the loss of their son to addiction are turning their grief into a legacy of saving lives by funding K-9 programs at police departments.
Get an inside look at how a new communication system connects divers with guests during cleaning times
InvestigateTV+: See how vertical farms offer solutions to food insecurity but face financial hurdles
Indoor farms use conveyor belts to mimic Mother Nature and produce a year-round harvest.
InvestigateTV+ explores how the high-tech approach could be a solution to food insecurity.
Engineered stone countertops are found in kitchens nationwide, but some workers who cut them are facing a silent health crisis with a deadly toll.
Billions in taxpayer dollars are disappearing from the accounts of families who need help putting food on the table as fraud has hit an all-time high, according to federal investigators.
A Richmond, Virginia man has found an unexpected way to bring his community together after being asked to lead a line dancing class.
A Charlotte man lost more than $1 million in cryptocurrency after falling victim to a phone scam that began with a caller claiming to be from a legitimate crypto company.
A group of nurses founded the Butterfly Kisses Alliance to offer support and resources to families and people impacted by the death of a baby, whether before, during or shortly after birth.
Arizona's only maternal neonatal flight unit reaches mothers and babies in remote areas where specialist OB care is hours away. Discover the critical role this crew plays in emergency maternal and neonatal transport.
The world’s only full-size replica of the Parthenon is in Nashville, Tennessee.
Wildly Kind, an organization dedicated to building connection and compassion, has placed transformed phone booths and open mic stations throughout Portland, Oregon, where people can record encouraging messages for others who may be struggling.
The USDA estimates thieves have stolen $12 billion worth of funds to feed American families. Investigate TV+ takes an in-depth look at how the crime starts with a card skimmer and why federal agents say the criminals are getting harder to catch.
The International African American Museum is hosting workshops to teach visitors the traditional art of African head wrapping, connecting participants to centuries of cultural heritage.
Companies are now offering professional line-standing services for people who would rather pay someone to stand in line for them than wait.