Rachel McCrary
KCTV5 - Kansas City
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Past articles by Rachel:
Special education teacher shortage worries educators
A shortage of special education teachers in Michigan is growing worse during the pandemic. → Read More
State lawmaker investigating complaints of unemployment payback requests
Unemployment issues are plaguing the state. Over the past week-and-a-half, TV5 Investigates has been bringing you stories of people outraged after being told they need to payback some or all → Read More
Mott Foundation helping students learn during COVID
The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation is making some big strides to help students learn during the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Unemployment woes in Michigan
“We just don’t know what to do honestly, it’s so scary,” said Aubrey Caswell. → Read More
Family of 3-year-old shot in home speak out to set the record straight
“We will always fight for justice. I will always be a snitch. If you commit a horrific crime and I witness it, I will turn your name in. That is → Read More
Secretary of State Benson urges voters to run in absentee ballots in person
Benson says voters should not risk possible postal delays this close to the election deadline. → Read More
Flint pushing to have 100% participation in census
“The count is very important. If we’re not counted, we don’t get the necessary funding,” Neeley told TV5. → Read More
Officials, doctor pushes for extension of Flint Registry to help water crisis victims
Today, Dr. Mona is urging Flint residents to register as well tell legislatures to extend funding for it. → Read More
Two women share their journey of self-discovery
"We are just people, like every day. We have a family. We have jobs. We have kids," said Jacquiline Turner. → Read More
Mayor announces clean slate program for some water bills in Flint
New water meters will soon be installed in homes across the city of Flint. → Read More
FIA hosting collection celebrating African American art, culture
New exhibitions at the Flint Institute of Arts celebrate African American culture, community and poetic expression. → Read More
Last-minute shoppers stop by Bronner's for gifts
For many, Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland was a stop on their last-minute shopping scramble. → Read More
Man suspected of hit-and-run death of two teens back in court
It was an emotional day for all of the families as the preliminary exam for a man accused of killing two teenage girls. → Read More
Local professor looks at the next possible steps in impeachment process
After months of investigations and testimony, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called for the House Judiciary Committee to draft articles of impeachment, moving quickly to put the President of the United → Read More
MSU students concerned after survey shows prevalence of sexual assault on campus
A campus wide survey results released by Michigan State University on the current climate there is raising eyebrows. → Read More
Salvation Army kicks off season of giving
The Salvation Army is kicking off their red kettle season with high hopes of helping those in the community. → Read More
How to protect yourself from 'juice jacking'
When you use a public USB charger to plug in, it’s going to supply power, but also has the ability to transfer data to someone else. → Read More
Neeley optimistic ahead of Flint mayoral election
This state representative and former flint councilman is running for flint mayor for the second time. → Read More
Man writes book honoring wife after she loses memory giving birth
A Fenton man wrote a book honoring his wife after she lost her memory while giving birth to their son. → Read More
Mid-Michigan doctor conducting research that could change way diabetes is treated
For some, learning you have diabetes can be devastating. For Jason Trimble, it was a life changer. → Read More