I-Team: Landlord At Center Of College Student Apartment Horror Stories
Boston housing officials know Anwar Faisal as the notorious landlord they've dealt with for decades.
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Boston housing officials know Anwar Faisal as the notorious landlord they've dealt with for decades.
This year, Bay State lawmakers passed legislation to join a national database of registered voters to prevent double voting. But that won't happen until next year.
It's going to be an agonizing commute every morning for the next six months near the under construction Everett casino.
Notorious Boston mobster Whitey Bulger was killed in a West Virginia prison Tuesday, according to WBZ-TV I-Team chief correspondent Cheryl Fiandaca.
In a raw, and sometimes tearful interview, Jonathan Hernandez opened up about his own struggle watching his younger brother's life spiral out of control.
In an exclusive jail house interview, George Nassar talked about his former cellmate and how he became a suspect himself.
Michelle Noriega's SUV was destroyed in a fire after an oil change. She blames Jiffy Lube, which claims the investigation is inconclusive.
A cannabis testing facility that was just granted a final license to test recreational marijuana, had thousands of dollars of medical marijuana testing samples stolen from it last year, according to police.
Empty cages are all that's left at Laughlin Kennel. The shutdown comes after a legal battle over a zoning dispute with the town.
If almost every Boston restaurant gets an "A" grade, even those with flagrant health code records, how do customers know which are the safest places to eat?
The pain of the sexual abuse that Mark Powell says he suffered while studying at a religious order in Iowa 41 years ago, deepened after learning his abuser later became a Catholic priest.
Viral social media photos have spurred more than 100,000 people to sign an online petition to end wild animal acts in Massachusetts.
After giving birth 11 months ago, Ashley Underwood knew there would be some medical bills. She never expected thousands of dollars worth.
Home to more than a hundred low income seniors, a Brookline apartment building has been completely wrapped in white plastic for more than seven months.
Six separate brides tell WBZ's I-Team the company either never showed up at all, or came so late, the couples were panicked.
