Bald eagles were removed from the Endangered Species List in 2007, and the recovery has been remarkable enough that a tour operator near Morgan City, Louisiana, reports spotting up to 60 eagles on a single trip. It’s the kind of conservation success story that reminds us why these protections existed in the first place, and it’s one of the segments featured on the latest InvestigateTV+ episode.
The episode also carries a warning worth passing along. A WSMV4 investigation found that Medicare was billed for medical supplies Tennessee recipients never received or needed, with the billing connected to a Russian citizen in Texas accused in a $3 billion Medicare fraud scheme. For Suncoast residents on Medicare, the takeaway is simple: review every statement, question every charge, and report anything that doesn’t look right.
Two more segments round out the episode. Mike Lutzenkirchen speaks to young drivers about safety after his son Philip died in a 2014 crash, and Greg Atchison reflects on 28 years in grocery customer service, calling the work therapeutic because it’s about greeting people and seeing people. From eagles to fraud warnings to everyday kindness, it’s a full half hour. Have you ever caught an error on a Medicare statement? Tell us your story.
