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Kristin Crowley

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Kansas City, Norfolk
As seen in: Investigate TV, KMVT-TV (Twin Falls, ID), KOTA-TV (Rapid City, SD), WDBJ-TV (Roanoke, VA), WEEK-TV (Peoria, IL), WLUC-TV (Negaunee, MI), WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA), WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL), KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ), WFMY-TV (Greensboro, NC), WRIC-TV (Richmond, VA), WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC), WXIX-TV (Cincinnati, OH), KSIX-TV (Honolulu, HI), NewsBreak, WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA) and
National reporter @investigatetv+ based in Kansas City. #Emmy & #Murrow award-winning journalist. Dedicated to finding the truth and fighting for justice.
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The lingering war: Vietnam vets’ battle over Agent Orange

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By Kristin Crowley Verified, Jason Crow
| WCTV-TV (Tallahassee, FL) Verified
(Aging Untold)— Fifty years have passed since the end of the Vietnam War, but for countless veterans, the fight never truly ended. It’s a battle that has moved from the jungles of Southeast Asia to the quiet rooms of VA hospitals and the cold, sterile pages of government paperwork. For these men, the enemy is not a foreign army, but a silent, invisible poison that they believe has been coursing through their bodies for decades, leaving a trail of sickness and disease.
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The lingering war: Vietnam vets’ battle over Agent Orange

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By Kristin Crowley Verified, Jason Crow
| KTTC-TV (Rochester, MN) Verified
(Aging Untold)— Fifty years have passed since the end of the Vietnam War, but for countless veterans, the fight never truly ended. It’s a battle that has moved from the jungles of Southeast Asia to the quiet rooms of VA hospitals and the cold, sterile pages of government paperwork. For these men, the enemy is not a foreign army, but a silent, invisible poison that they believe has been coursing through their bodies for decades, leaving a trail of sickness and disease.
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Intergenerational centers could be a housing solution for aging adults

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By Kristin Crowley Verified
| WNEM-TV (Saginaw, MI) Verified
(Aging Untold) — We’re all getting older, and there may come a time when you or a loved one can no longer live alone. Finding the right living arrangement for older adults can be a struggle, and some experts say that the way we look at housing for our aging population needs to change. One potential solution involves bringing older adults and young people together under one roof. Reporter Kristin Crowley takes an inside look at an intergenerational center in Kansas.
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