InvestigateTV found data shows an increased number of breaches since the pandemic began.
The number of pharmacies dispensing 340B discounted drugs soared to more than 31,000 this year. Drugmakers struck back by halting some discounts.
InvestigateTV partnered with ProPublica to look at hotspots where toxic chemicals may significantly raise the risk of cancer. The ProPublica map portrays EPA data in a way never before visualized in this way.
In the season of giving, some charities that may not be doing what they advertise end up cashing in on generosity. A consumer investigator gives tips on checking non-profits before you donate.
Included in the $1.2 trillion bill is a requirement for the government to take a look at crash test policies and procedures.
Full Episodes
The team looks at a discarded danger: abandoned oil wells that can be deadly. Then, what to do about those incessant robocalls, how to spot odometer fraud, and what you need to know about privacy rights when it comes to landlords and tenants.
The team digs into insurance costs, and how some people are paying more due to discrimination – particularly veterans. Also: How travelers with disabilities face challenges while flying, and how in-home elevators could put your safety at risk.
The team looks at a discarded danger: abandoned oil wells that can be deadly. Then, what to do about those incessant robocalls, how to spot odometer fraud, and what you need to know about privacy rights when it comes to landlords and tenants.
The team digs into food stamps, and how a federal law designed to increase healthy options isn’t being followed. Also: A look at crypto currency and the dark web, and how to avoid falling for scams there and while working from home.
The team explores food deserts and the effects of limited access to healthy options. Also: hidden damage in used cars, why it’s important to double check what you get from the pharmacy and how to avoid falling victim to scams that arrive in the mail.
The team digs into how doctors are hard to come by in rural areas. Also: a look at mangled military moves, a business that appears to have misused pandemic relief, as well as what you need to know about your retirement account.
Investigations
InvestigateTV found data shows an increased number of breaches since the pandemic began.
The number of pharmacies dispensing 340B discounted drugs soared to more than 31,000 this year. Drugmakers struck back by halting some discounts.
InvestigateTV partnered with ProPublica to look at hotspots where toxic chemicals may significantly raise the risk of cancer. The ProPublica map portrays EPA data in a way never before visualized in this way.
Included in the $1.2 trillion bill is a requirement for the government to take a look at crash test policies and procedures.
The lack of access to dental care plagues many parts of rural America.
According to federal data, disability-related air travel complaints add up to thousands each year and are on the rise.
The lack of access to dental care plagues many parts of rural America.
According to federal data, disability-related air travel complaints add up to thousands each year and are on the rise.
Without a vehicle or public transportation some in rural America rely on charity for rides to doctors and stores.
As lawmakers debate including female drivers in more crash test standards, the agency in charge is staying quiet.
The purpose of the food stamp program is to help low-income families access healthy foods, but in rural America, that can be difficult.
Bills in both the U.S. House and Senate look to update crash test dummies and testing procedures to make sure drivers are equally protected.