I-Team: Vegas Shooter Used Employee ID, Spent Thousands Gambling Over Last Few Days
Sources say Paddock was a guest at the hotel and used the employee ID card of a woman who sources referred to as his wife.
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Sources say Paddock was a guest at the hotel and used the employee ID card of a woman who sources referred to as his wife.
A lawn care company will pay refunds to thousands of customers for abusive and illegal debt collection practices, according to the Massachusetts Attorney General.
The Massachusetts State Lottery is reviewing its operations after the agency mistakenly announced the wrong store had sold the record-setting $758.7 million Powerball ticket in August.
With that cloud hanging over the program, some parents and coaches believe it is time for new leaders to take charge. However, electing a new board of directors has proven to be a chaotic process.
The WBZ I-Team helped a Salem couple get reimbursed by the city after a pothole damaged their tire.
Hundreds of Uber drivers in Massachusetts will receive about $210,000 in reimbursements.
After more than 30 years living in the same home, a Southboro couple decided to take on a big kitchen remodel.
When the I-Team contacted Ford, the automaker flew their engineers in from Detroit to investigate.
The MBTA is stopping a controversial project to upgrade Wi-Fi service by installing hundreds of 70-foot monopoles along the Commuter Rail system.
It's bad enough when your fridge conks out in 80-degree weather, what is worse is waiting weeks for a repair even though you paid for an extended warranty.
Questions and concerns continue to swirl around the MBTA's controversial plan to upgrade WiFi service by installing hundreds of 74-foot monopoles along the Commuter Rail system.
At a busy intersection in Boston's Theatre District, a 22-story hotel is beginning to take shape on a sliver of open land.
Congressional leaders in Massachusetts are asking the Federal Communications Commission to "carefully examine" a project that would upgrade WiFi service along the MBTA's commuter rail system.
A former Harvard Law administrator who stole from an account intended for students with disabilities has paid almost $48,000 in restitution.
Three human resources employees at Wyman-Gordon in Grafton no longer have to worry about a criminal conviction for wiretapping after they planted a hidden camera to catch a sleeping worker.
