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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Stronger Together: How addiction can affect an entire household, including animals (opens the original)
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COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) - News Channel 3’s special report, “Stronger Together: United Against Drug Abuse,” is a new monthly initiative presented in partnership with Mothers for Awareness and Prevention of Drug Abuse, or MAPDA. Led by anchor and investigative reporter Karen Devine, who has covered prescription drug abuse and the growing fentanyl crisis since 2009, the series will go beyond the statistics to share personal stories, examine the far-reaching effects of addiction, and connect
Stronger Together: United Against Drug Abuse: How addiction can affect an entire household, including animals (opens the original)
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COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) - News Channel 3’s special report, “Stronger Together: United Against Drug Abuse,” is a new monthly initiative presented in partnership with Mothers for Awareness and Prevention of Drug Abuse, or MAPDA. Led by anchor and investigative reporter Karen Devine, who has covered prescription drug abuse and the growing fentanyl crisis since 2009, the series will go beyond the statistics to share personal stories, examine the far-reaching effects of addiction, and connect
Palm Springs man dies while still seeking answers on husband's death (opens the original)
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - A suspicious death in the desert is now reigniting questions tonight about another mysterious death and a man behind bars for targeting gay men. Dan Mulcahey’s body was found near Palm Springs last week after being reported missing for days. When News Channel 3 learned his identity, we recognized him as the man who spent years seeking justice for his husband, Darrin Tharp. That’s when we began digging again. Mulcahey told News Channel 3 in 2023 he did not believe hi
Home on the Line: I-Team investigation sparks lawsuits, renewed fraud task force, and calls for stronger homeowner protections (opens the original)
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PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ) — What began as one Coachella Valley woman's fight to regain control of her home has grown into a statewide conversation about whether California homeowners have enough protection when signing real estate documents online. Last month, the KESQ I-Team introduced viewers to 85-year-old Jessie Schumaker, a Palm Desert homeowner who believed she was simply requesting information from an online "cash for houses" company. Instead, she found herself caught in a legal dispute
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