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The article examines the rising number of cancer diagnoses during pregnancy, the importance of second opinions in saving lives, and a non-profit supporting breast cancer patients. It also addresses stolen SNAP benefits linked to international crime rings.

Cancer diagnoses during pregnancy are increasing, with misconceptions about treatment posing risks. A mother credits a second opinion with saving her and her daughter’s lives. International crime rings are stealing SNAP benefits, and a breast cancer survivor in Covington opened a thrift store to support patients.

Police departments across the U.S. are increasingly using drones as first responders to locate missing persons and track suspects in violent crimes, though civil liberties experts warn of potential privacy issues. The article also highlights an 11-year-old stroke survivor's accident, high schoolers learning financial literacy, and the history of American flag production.

The article highlights urban food forests in Hyattsville, Maryland, which convert vacant lots into public resources for food security and climate benefits. It also investigates concerns over false-positive drug tests in a Georgia custody case and discusses a study linking ultra-processed foods to chronic diseases.

InvestigateTV+ reports on urban food forests in Hyattsville, Maryland, which convert vacant lots into public food sources with labeled crops and QR codes. The article also covers a Georgia family's false-positive drug test claims, a study linking ultra-processed foods to chronic diseases, and a senior laughter program in Omaha.

InvestigateTV+ explores a Kansas City program helping homeowners reduce property tax costs by temporarily transferring deeds and a Virginia content creator's warning about AI-generated deepfake ads. The article also highlights a Michigan couple's recycling efforts and a doctor's advice on selecting running shoes.

The article highlights a Kansas City program helping low-income homeowners manage rising property taxes by temporarily transferring deeds, a Virginia content creator warning about AI-generated deepfake scams, and a Michigan couple promoting rural recycling efforts.

InvestigateTV+ examines how homeowners in Kansas City temporarily hand over deeds to save on property taxes amid rising home values. A Virginia content creator warns of deepfake scams using her image to promote products she didn't endorse. A Michigan couple promotes recycling in their community, while a Greenville physician advises on selecting appropriate running shoes.

InvestigateTV+ examines concerns around children's sleepovers, including safety risks and high-risk behaviors, and explores the use of emojis and acronyms in children's digital communication. The article also highlights a woman's experience with breast cancer and the historical significance of a Louisiana museum related to Prohibition.

InvestigateTV+ explores a hospital-at-home program treating over 30,000 patients, the decline of craft breweries due to competition and costs, and a Phoenix woman scammed $1,300 by AI-facilitated pet theft fraud. The report also highlights a St. Louis-based Dino Trading Post run by a five-year-old.

InvestigateTV+ explores a hospital-at-home program providing care to over 30,000 patients, a decline in craft breweries due to rising costs, and a Phoenix woman scammed $1,300 after AI-facilitated fraud over a lost dog. The program aims to ease hospital strain, while breweries adapt to industry challenges.

The article discusses a hospital-at-home program offering hospital-level care to patients in their homes, the closure of craft breweries due to industry challenges, and a scam involving a woman losing $1,300 after being tricked into paying for a lost dog. It also mentions a community-driven dinosaur toy exchange.

InvestigateTV+ highlights the Grappler device as a potential solution to reduce deadly police pursuits, which have increased by 41% since 2001 with over 8,000 fatalities. The article also covers a Georgia homeowner's battle against a fraudulent insurance claim and the spread of invasive Asian needle ants across 22 states.

InvestigateTV+ highlights a device called the Grappler, used by police to stop dangerous pursuits before they start, as deadly chases have increased by 41% since 2001, killing over 8,000 people, including 36% who were bystanders. The article also covers a Georgia homeowner’s battle to clear her record after a fraudulent insurance claim and the spread of invasive Asian needle ants, which have caused native ant population declines.

InvestigateTV+ examines a device called the Grappler, which police use to stop dangerous pursuits before they start, reducing risks to bystanders. The article also highlights a Georgia homeowner's battle against a fraudulent insurance claim and the spread of invasive Asian needle ants threatening native ecosystems.

InvestigateTV+ explores a study where high school students receive $50 weekly with no conditions to combat absenteeism. The article also covers efforts to rescue dogs from fighting rings, placenta donations for burn care, and a woodcarving club fostering community in retirement.

Several U.S. schools are paying high school students $50 weekly with no strings attached to combat absenteeism and improve wellbeing. The article also covers dogfighting rescue efforts in South Carolina, placenta donations aiding burn care, and a Wisconsin wood carving club fostering community among retirees.