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On Sunday, Aug. 8 at 6 p.m. NBC Nightly News will air a segment by Kate Snow about Conviction Integrity Units in the United States.

“I did everything I was supposed to do. I left the abusive relationship,” said Franchetti. “Kyra’s murder was 100 percent preventable.”

Child advocates say allegations of abuse and neglect have not been properly addressed, even after the 2020 death of a child in a Michigan facility.

For more than two years, NBC News has been investigating allegations of abuse at group homes operated by Sequel Youth and Family Services, a for-profit company that is supposed to provide care, therapy and education to young people. NBC senior national correspondent Kate Snow reports for TODAY.

Lakeside Academy and its parent company, Sequel Youth & Family Services, will be prominently featured in the hourlong TV special on Sunday, April 4.

Lisa Montgomery’s lawyers argued she was a mentally ill victim of abuse who deserved mercy, but her victim’s community said otherwise.

Sequel Youth & Family Services collected hundreds of millions in tax dollars to care for vulnerable children, despite abuse and negligence allegations.

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“It’s OK to feel sad or anxious or stressed. It’s OK to recognize that life just isn’t what you thought it would be right now.”

Snow, 51, penned an essay about how she started teletherapy to manage the pressure of her demanding career and raising two teens during the pandemic.

The president of Florida State University and his wife have tested positive for COVID-19; Syracuse University pinpointed an emerging cluster; and Boston schools have delayed in-person classes.

As part of StayHomecoming, Dr. Anthony Fauci, M.D. ’66, spoke with NBC News journalist Kate Snow ’91 in a virtual discussion that ranged from the search for a COVID-19 vaccine to Fauci’s experience battling the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the 1980s.

“Did any of the things we did help Chris fight off the worst of the coronavirus? We don’t know. We just feel enormously lucky and incredibly grateful.”

“As a reporter, I don’t like telling a story about myself. But maybe it will help somebody to know that we’re going through the exact same thing that they’re going through. ”

Fourth grader Jacob Lemay knew he was a boy before he could properly pronounce the word “transgender.” His whole family now advocates for trans rights.

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November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month.

“The biggest challenge is for officers to know it’s OK to need help yourself,” Mayor Bill de Blasio says.

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