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Caresse is based in Washington, D.C. with Gray Television’s InvestigateTV as a national consumer investigative reporter. Prior to InvestigateTV, she was a Consumer Investigative Reporter at WSMV-TV in Nashville, TN. She has prior reporting experience at WWL-TV in New Orleans, WJRT in Flint, MI and WCBI in Columbus, MS. Caresse’s work has contributed to her stations winning multiple Emmy and Edward R. Murrow awards. She started her career behind the scenes as a producer at WJTV in Jackson, MS. Caresse is a graduate of the University of Georgia and is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists, Investigative Reporter and Editors, the Ida B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. 6u3332
Bridging the wild: Campaign pushes for crossings to curb animal collisions d4n12
There are over 1 million auto accidents involving wildlife each year and they can happen in a split second. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman talks to Environment America about ways to reduce auto collisions with wildlife.
AARP concerned about credit card debt of those 50+ 1r1l4b
A new survey from AARP finds nearly half of adults aged 50 and older are carrying credit card debt. For those with lower incomes, credit cards often become a necessity just to make ends meet. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman talks with them about their findings and has important tips on how to get your debt under control.
Expert advice on crypto investing 3m4x62
Investments and interest in crypto are climbing. But for many consumers, this digital currency remains a mystery. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman sits down with Edelman Financial Engines to break down crypto investing and how you can safely get involved.
New data examines immigrants’ role in U.S. food supply 4b1622
New data is providing insight into the role immigrants play in our nation's food supply chain. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman speaks with experts from the Migration Policy Institute about how immigration affects food production and availability.
What you need to know about defaulted student loans after Education Department’s collections notice 2o2m16
In a press release issued April 25, the Department of Education announced that its Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) will resume collections of its defaulted federal student loan portfolio on Monday, May 5.
Bots looking for love: How new romance scams are costing victims thousands 306j28
Would you know a person generated by AI if you saw one? Experts at the Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group and Better Business Bureau warn bad actors are using it in the latest romance scams with unsuspecting victims being tricked out of money and personal information. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman spoke with experts who shared tips on how you can spot a fraudster.
What consumers need to know about tariffs imposed by the Trump istration 4a5gk
Over 80% of consumers believe tariffs will drive up prices, according to a recent report from Credit Karma. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman explores tariffs, their effect, and strategies to save money as prices are expected to rise.
New online curriculum aims to decrease child exploitation online 3j228
Meta recently rolled out a new curriculum designed to help students across the country avoid online exploitation. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman sits down with them to learn more about what’s being done to protect children from dangers lurking online.
Americans’ medical debt crisis: Fight over credit report protections intensifies 4o3xr
Americans borrowed an estimated $74 billion for medical bills last year, according to a West Health-Gallup survey. And now an effort is underway to reverse a rule that would remove medical debt from credit reports. Caresse Jackman reports.
Broken Trust: Family demands answers from Medical Group Home on treatment of non-verbal woman 3r1v6g
“I feel hopeless. I feel helpless." A New Jersey family is demanding ability and transparency after a non-verbal family member suffered mysterious injuries, bruising and more while in the care of a Group Home.
How to fight against denied medical claims and hefty bills 3s4z3q
It’s a problem many Americans face: receiving a hefty medical bill after their insurance company denies a claim. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman speaks with an insurance expert about how to navigate the appeals process and advocate for yourself.
More than half of Americans think inflation hits military families harder than civilians, survey finds 662846
Inflation, rising costs, and financial scams are taking a toll on service and their families. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman examines the unique financial pressures military families face and the strategies to overcome them.
Expert advice on gift cards and exchanging presents 5qo2h
As you enjoy your holiday presents sometimes the gift you receive isn’t exactly the right size. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman speaks with the BBB about what you need to know if you plan on returning or exchanging your presents this season.
Lawsuit aiming to protect children filed against Meta, Snap 486t4q
An increasing number of state attorneys general are taking aim at social media giants over the alleged harmful effects their platforms have on children. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman sat down with New Mexico’s attorney general, one of the latest to take legal action.
Social Security issues cause delay in payments 2u2p24
Millions of Americans rely on Social Security but a report by the AARP found that customer service headaches are leading to delays and backlogs in people getting their paycheck. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman looks into what’s being done to make sure people are getting the money they deserve.
