Terry Link

InvestigateTV+ explores a Kansas City program helping homeowners reduce property tax costs by temporarily transferring deeds and a Virginia content creator's warning about AI-generated deepfake ads. The article also highlights a Michigan couple's recycling efforts and a doctor's advice on selecting running shoes.

The article highlights a Kansas City program helping low-income homeowners manage rising property taxes by temporarily transferring deeds, a Virginia content creator warning about AI-generated deepfake scams, and a Michigan couple promoting rural recycling efforts.

InvestigateTV+ examines how homeowners in Kansas City temporarily hand over deeds to save on property taxes amid rising home values. A Virginia content creator warns of deepfake scams using her image to promote products she didn't endorse. A Michigan couple promotes recycling in their community, while a Greenville physician advises on selecting appropriate running shoes.

Ellen and Terry Link have operated the Greater Laingsburg Recyclers in Michigan since 1988, processing over 100 tons of recyclable materials annually through a volunteer-run facility. Their program, active for nearly four decades, focuses on community-driven recycling efforts, including electronics and hard-to-dispose items like TVs.

Ellen and Terry Link have operated the Greater Laingsburg Recyclers program in Shiawassee County, Michigan, for nearly 40 years, processing over 100 tons of recyclable materials annually through a volunteer-run, community-driven initiative. Their facility, operating four days a month, accepts items like electronics and cardboard, emphasizing eco-friendly practices and community collaboration.