'Systemic failure': Families say there aren't enough programs for young adults with autism
At age 22, young adults who are living with autism and other challenges have to go from a special education school to adult service programs.
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I-Team: Suspect accused of stealing State Police rifle is on the run
The 15-year-old suspect cut off his GPS monitoring bracelet and may be armed, sources tell the I-Team.
I-Team: Video shows gunman open fire near Revere Beach
Video obtained by the WBZ-TV I-Team shows the moment a gunman opened fire near Revere Beach on Sunday.
I-Team: Undeclared dangerous goods pose risk to cargo ships, crew
Dangerous goods or hazmat cargo can be anything from explosives and chemicals to paint and lithium-ion batteries.
I-Team: Homeowners beg lawmakers not to pass bill enabling controversial loans
BlueHub Capital says it's helping homeowners hold onto their houses. Critics have a different take on the Boston-based non-profit.
I-Team: RMV error leaves driver wondering how many others were robbed of license
A Westford man got a notice from the RMV that his license was suspended for a medical complaint.
I-Team: Newburyport plant that exploded has history of safety violations
This is the third hazmat emergency at the Newburyport facility in the last few years.
I-Team: Brockton murders, rapes linked to same man remain unsolved
It was December 28, 2014, when a man walking his dog on a wooded trail in Brockton stumbled upon two sets of human remains.
I-Team: Botched FBI interrogation part of ongoing training with Delta Force
An airline pilot was sleeping in his hotel room when Army Delta Force agents and the FBI barged in.
FBI agents barge into wrong Boston hotel room during training, interrogate pilot, I-Team sources say
"It's kind of creepy," a guest who was staying at the hotel with his family on a school trip told WBZ-TV Thursday.
Ed Davis: Preparing for active shooter situation can save lives
Active shooter training is not required for Massachusetts schools.
I-Team: Downtown Boston struggling to rebound after COVID pandemic
According to a new study, Boston's growth is lagging behind other cities.
I-Team: Judge blocks MV Realty mortgages, releases liens
A series of I-Team investigations has led to a court ruling that could mean dozens of homeowners will recoup tens of thousands of dollars.
I-Team: Experts say school bullying cases are underreported
A recent survey showed one in five students said they were bullied, most of them girls.
Protesters rally against legislation they say would shield predatory lenders
There was a new development Wednesday in a story the I-Team has been investigating for years.
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TD Garden window shattered, Boston Police forensic team investigating
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'Systemic failure': Families say there aren't enough programs for young adults with autism
At age 22, young adults who are living with autism and other challenges have to go from a special education school to adult service programs.
I-Team: Suspect accused of stealing State Police rifle is on the run
The 15-year-old suspect cut off his GPS monitoring bracelet and may be armed, sources tell the I-Team.
I-Team: Video shows gunman open fire near Revere Beach
Video obtained by the WBZ-TV I-Team shows the moment a gunman opened fire near Revere Beach on Sunday.
I-Team: Undeclared dangerous goods pose risk to cargo ships, crew
Dangerous goods or hazmat cargo can be anything from explosives and chemicals to paint and lithium-ion batteries.
I-Team: Homeowners beg lawmakers not to pass bill enabling controversial loans
BlueHub Capital says it's helping homeowners hold onto their houses. Critics have a different take on the Boston-based non-profit.
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Keller: New charges likely won't damage Donald Trump politically
Jon says there's scant evidence to suggest that the new charges against Trump over his alleged mishandling of classified documents and obstruction of the investigation into it will damage him politically.
Keller @ Large: Pence's prolific use of the American flag
Just in case you missed Pence's patriotic branding, the two-minute and forty-four-second video includes no less than forty-one flag images on-screen - an average of one every four seconds.
Keller @ Large: GOP presidential hopefuls have no hope against Trump
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Keller @ Large: AG Andrea Campbell talks online betting, police reform and crime prevention
WBZ-TV's political analyst Jon Keller talks with Attorney General Andrea Campbell.
Keller @ Large: What can be done about spate of summer gun violence?
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Barnes & Noble opening 2 new bookstores in Mass. this month
Barnes & Noble is opening two new bookstores in Massachusetts this month - on the same day.
Wegmans closing Natick store; 'Unable to attract enough customers"
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Bed Bath & Beyond set to stop accepting returns
The end is near for Bed Bath & Beyond.
Braintree ice cream shop owner explains steep price increase
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Target recalling nearly 5 million candles
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Wedding planning with dogs at For the Love of Paws
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Crafting custom acoustic guitars at Tippin Guitars
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Connecting with nature at Vermont Institute of Natural Science
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Redefining the future of food at Chew food innovation lab
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DeAndre Hopkins is listening to the haters: "I'm old and can't get open"
DeAndre Hopkins is getting closer to actually signing with a new team. And his ears are apparently perked up a bit.
Cortes: Red Sox-Yankees rivalry isn't what it used to be
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Chris Haynes laughs at possibility of Damian Lillard joining Celtics
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Albert Breer responds to Jack Jones calling out "false" reporting
On Thursday, Jack Jones called out Albert Breer for spreading what the Patriots cornerback claims are false stories. On Friday, Breer responded.
David Pastrnak announces birth of baby girl
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Pianist entertains audiences by adding his live music to silent films
Richard Hughes travels around New England playing the piano to movie clips starring Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton.
"One in 30 million" rare orange lobster only has one claw
A truly unique catch has found a home at the University of New England.
Incredibly rare blue lobster on display in Gloucester
The New England Aquarium says the odds of catching a blue lobster are one in two million.
Raccoon euthanized after woman brings it to pet store, other customers kiss it
She was seeking to get the animal's nails trimmed - a service the store does not provide to raccoons.
Want a free lighthouse? US giving some away, selling others at auction
Plymouth Light and other lighthouses in Massachusetts are on the giveaway list.