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Investigations
Catalytic converter thefts in St. Louis quintuple in 2020
Investigations
Catalytic converter thefts in St. Louis quintuple in 2020
Experts and police share who the thieves are targeting and what to do
Investigations
'Trigger man' accused of triple murder had 200+ felony charges: An error meant a Florida judge didn't know
Tony Wiggins walked out of a courtroom in March when a judge and prosecutor relied on paperwork indicating he had no prior criminal history. That wasn't the case.
Investigations
Are at-home COVID-19 tests worth it?
An at-home test "could very easily have a false negative if somebody doesn't collect their sample appropriately," said Dr. Payal Kohli.
Investigations
Romance scammers meet their match | How a St. Louis woman uncovers their tricks and lies
Patsy Roach is sharing her encounters with fraudsters in online dating to help others recognize when it sounds too good to be true
News
Investigation | Romance scammers meet their match
In 2019 alone, the Federal Trade Commission received 25,000 reports about romance scams
Investigations
Why some hospitals run credit checks on patients
A privacy advocate told the I-Team that more patients are seeing credit checks from their hospitals on their reports, and it's hurting their trust
Investigations
Why some hospitals run credit checks on patients
A privacy advocate told the I-Team that more patients are seeing credit checks from their hospitals on their reports, and it's hurting their trust
Investigations
Black St. Louis County Police lieutenant at center of racial discrimination lawsuit calls for 'fairness, not handouts'
Lt. Ray Rice says department retaliated against him and Lt. James Morgan after they spoke up about racial discrimination concerns, formed advocacy organization
Local News
Black St. Louis County Police lieutenant at center of racial discrimination lawsuit calls for 'fairness, not handouts'
Lt. Ray Rice says department retaliated against him and Lt. James Morgan after they spoke up about racial discrimination concerns, formed advocacy organization
Investigations
Investigation into East St. Louis incinerators still up in the air
Residents and the senator who called for the CDC investigation express frustration as they learn controversial chemicals could be processed in Sauget
Investigations
Investigation into East St. Louis incinerators still up in the air
Residents and the senator who called for the CDC investigation express frustration as they learn controversial chemicals could be processed in Sauget
Investigations
Catalytic converter thefts in St. Louis quintuple in 2020
Experts and police share who the thieves are targeting and what to do
Investigations
'Trigger man' accused of triple murder had 200+ felony charges: An error meant a Florida judge didn't know
Tony Wiggins walked out of a courtroom in March when a judge and prosecutor relied on paperwork indicating he had no prior criminal history. That wasn't the case.
Investigations
Are at-home COVID-19 tests worth it?
An at-home test "could very easily have a false negative if somebody doesn't collect their sample appropriately," said Dr. Payal Kohli.
Investigations
Romance scammers meet their match | How a St. Louis woman uncovers their tricks and lies
Patsy Roach is sharing her encounters with fraudsters in online dating to help others recognize when it sounds too good to be true
News
Investigation | Romance scammers meet their match
In 2019 alone, the Federal Trade Commission received 25,000 reports about romance scams
Investigations
Why some hospitals run credit checks on patients
A privacy advocate told the I-Team that more patients are seeing credit checks from their hospitals on their reports, and it's hurting their trust
Investigations
Why some hospitals run credit checks on patients
A privacy advocate told the I-Team that more patients are seeing credit checks from their hospitals on their reports, and it's hurting their trust
Investigations
Black St. Louis County Police lieutenant at center of racial discrimination lawsuit calls for 'fairness, not handouts'
Lt. Ray Rice says department retaliated against him and Lt. James Morgan after they spoke up about racial discrimination concerns, formed advocacy organization
Local News
Black St. Louis County Police lieutenant at center of racial discrimination lawsuit calls for 'fairness, not handouts'
Lt. Ray Rice says department retaliated against him and Lt. James Morgan after they spoke up about racial discrimination concerns, formed advocacy organization
Investigations
Investigation into East St. Louis incinerators still up in the air
Residents and the senator who called for the CDC investigation express frustration as they learn controversial chemicals could be processed in Sauget
Investigations
Investigation into East St. Louis incinerators still up in the air
Residents and the senator who called for the CDC investigation express frustration as they learn controversial chemicals could be processed in Sauget
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