- The feds just unveiled a new female crash test dummy that, for the first time, American automakers will be required to use. Their goal is to help reduce the staggering divide with females more likely to be seriously injured or killed compared to men in some crashes. The female dummy currently being used is to the scale of a woman who weighs 108 lbs and is four-foot-eleven.
- Tampa Bay 28 Reporter Susan El Khoury takes a deep dive into this upcoming new requirement for automakers.
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Experts debunk common myths about human trafficking during awareness month
HeartDance Foundation experts explain how trafficking really happens in local communities, dispelling misconceptions about kidnapping and stranger danger.
Experts debunk common myths about human trafficking during awareness month
