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4 days ago | 
wlox.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services developmentStore and/or access information on a deviceYou can choose how your personal data is used.
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4 days ago | 
azfamily.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — Access to high-speed internet is crucial for education, health care and the economy. In 2022, the federal government launched a multibillion-dollar initiative to get fast, broadband internet to every American. However, our investigators found that the project may have unintended consequences. Gas line strikes tied to telecommunications construction are on the rise. That includes work installing fiber internet.
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4 days ago | 
fox8live.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services developmentStore and/or access information on a deviceYou can choose how your personal data is used.
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2 weeks ago | 
ky3.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — In most cases, if a loved one dies from medical malpractice, families have the power to sue. However, in one of the most visited states in the country, that’s not always the case. Florida’s Wrongful Death Act says that if certain people with no spouses and no children die from medical malpractice, their family can’t sue for pain and suffering. Only economic damages, like funeral expenses and lost earnings.
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2 weeks ago | 
azfamily.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — In most cases, if a loved one dies from medical malpractice, families have the power to sue. However, in one of the most visited states in the country, that’s not always the case. Florida’s Wrongful Death Act says that if certain people with no spouses and no children die from medical malpractice, their family can’t sue for pain and suffering. Only economic damages, like funeral expenses and lost earnings.
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1 month ago | 
wsaz.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — Death is among the many unpredictable pieces of our lives. As people age, some lose their friends and family before it is their time to go. So, who sits with them when they take their final breath? A volunteer movement named No One Dies Alone is stepping in to help. Reporter Kristin Crowley explains the meaning behind the movement and meets some of those who sit vigil for those in need at the end of their lives. Copyright 2025 Gray Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
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1 month ago | 
kptv.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — Death is among the many unpredictable pieces of our lives. As people age, some lose their friends and family before it is their time to go. So, who sits with them when they take their final breath? A volunteer movement named No One Dies Alone is stepping in to help. Reporter Kristin Crowley explains the meaning behind the movement and meets some of those who sit vigil for those in need at the end of their lives.
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1 month ago | 
kktv.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — Death is among the many unpredictable pieces of our lives. As people age, some lose their friends and family before it is their time to go. So, who sits with them when they take their final breath? A volunteer movement named No One Dies Alone is stepping in to help. Reporter Kristin Crowley explains the meaning behind the movement and meets some of those who sit vigil for those in need at the end of their lives. Copyright 2025 Gray Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
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2 months ago | 
kktv.com | Kristin Crowley |Shannon Weston |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — Hospitals, ambulances and maternity care are all falling further out of reach as health care availability becomes more difficult for millions of Americans. A recent study shows pharmacy access is the latest health care hurdle. Ohio State researchers found that Americans in nearly half of all counties live in what’s called a pharmacy desert, meaning drug stores are nonexistent within a ten-mile radius.
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2 months ago | 
wymt.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — Each year, tens of thousands of people die from drug overdoses. However, some victims don’t realize they’re taking a risk with a lethal dose. In 2019, counterfeit pills were involved in 2% of overdose deaths. Just two years later, in 2021, that more than doubled to 4.7%. According to the CDC, the victims are more often teens and young adults.
