An alarming number of black women are dying during childbirth. How a source of support and advocacy for pregnant women could be a solution.

In a national push to protect public health, the federal government wants lead pipes out of all homes, streets and yards in the next ten years.

We investigate the concerns about who is flying unmanned aircraft during a series of incidents near restricted Air Force space.

Hospitals are under attack as cybercrime against health systems grows across the United States.

Healthcare employees face an increased threat of violence while at work. We investigate what’s being done to protect them from attacks.

For many women, the hair salon is a safe space for self-care. We have an in-depth look at how stylists are trained to see the signs of domestic abuse.

You can’t predict a serious illness or injury which is why one consumer advocacy group is fighting to make sure medical bills don’t appear on your credit reports. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman explains what’s being done to eliminate medical debt from impacting your credit score.

Libraries now offer more than just books. Local libraries also provide residents with audio-visual materials, digital resources, and internet access for all.

Reporter Loren Korn shows us how Chef Michael Roemhildt went from fast and casual to refined.

When you get that photo taken for your new license, it may be kept in a facial recognition system.

Credit card rewards are great, but only if you pay your bills in full and avoid interest. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa talks to Bankrate about the best way to use rewards credit cards.

Our investigators take an in-depth look at what's being done to protect those who are trying to save lives.