Driver Convicted In Sweet Tomatoes Crash: 'I Wish I Had Died Back Then'
Brad Casler was sentenced to four years in jail for killing two people and injuring seven others after he lost control of an SUV and crashed into a Newton pizza shop.
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Brad Casler was sentenced to four years in jail for killing two people and injuring seven others after he lost control of an SUV and crashed into a Newton pizza shop.
Victor Pena's most recent run-in with police was about six months before his alleged encounter with Olivia Ambrose.
The I-Team's Call For Action helped a woman impacted by the Merrimack Valley explosions get results.
The Cannabis Control Commission's Executive Director says he's concerned about the way a marijuana lab is throwing away its pot products after they're tested.
The I-Team went to Proverde Labs in Milford to find out how marijuana testing labs are disposing of their samples.
The hearing for a drunk driver who killed a young mother in 2001 has been cancelled.
Framingham police say hundreds of vials of extracted marijuana and THC products were thrown away in a dumpster behind MCR Labs, a violation of Massachusetts marijuana regulations.
A drunk driver who killed a young mother in 2001 is now asking a state board to let him get back behind the wheel.
State officials had just put the owner of Brookline's Strawberry Child Care on notice; the Department of Early Education and Care was planning to take legal action against its license to operate.
UPS workers hired to help with the holiday package rush say they opened a recent check to find nearly all of their pay was handed over to the Teamsters union.
Is it an illegal drug deal or a gift? Police say some marijuana businesses have found a way skirt state regulations, but they also warn it's not legitimate.
The FBI probe comes just months after an exclusive WBZ-TV I-Team report earlier this year.
Jodie Haimila was told she had an insurance co-pay of more than $5,000 to get the medication to treat her multiple sclerosis.
A Carfax spokesperson acknowledged "We do get information from Enterprise, but not damage."
Security experts say Massachusetts' new marijuana shops are like modern-day fortresses, where nothing valuable stays in one place for long.
