I-Team: Fan Who Helped Find Brady's Stolen Jerseys Gets Special Gift
A Patriots fan who helped the FBI solve the mystery of Tom Brady's missing Super Bowl jerseys received a priceless gift.
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A Patriots fan who helped the FBI solve the mystery of Tom Brady's missing Super Bowl jerseys received a priceless gift.
The WBZ I-Team helped Jonathan Tucker get his refund after cancelling the expensive extended warranties on his car.
A Massachusetts used car dealership will pay $50,000 in restitution to customers and change its business practices after the Attorney General accused the company of routinely selling unreliable cars and using bait and switch tactics to mislead consumer about their high-interest loans.
The MBTA announced on Friday it is hitting the brakes on a controversial WiFi contract, launching a "30-day assessment" of the project.
The massive fire at the Treadmark building in the Ashmont section of Dorchester is raising questions about a commonly-used building material.
Homeowners and elected leaders packed a meeting on Monday and voiced opposition to a proposed MBTA project that would install hundreds of 74-foot monopoles along the MBTA's entire commuter rail system.
Documents recently obtained by WBZ-TV's I-Team reveal part of what life was like for former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez in jail.
The former owner of a solar company is accused of fraudulently transferring hundreds of thousands of dollars to his wife prior to filing for bankruptcy.
The former owner of a New Hampshire-based solar business is accused of fraudulently transferring hundreds of thousands of dollars in company funds to his wife prior to filing for bankruptcy, the WBZ I-Team has learned.
Residents of the Andover neighborhood say they are paying too high a price so commuters can have the convenience of faster Wi-Fi.
Whether you are commuting, traveling, or just going out for the night, more people are relying on ride-hailing services to get around.
A former Harvard Law administrator accused of stealing from an account intended for students with disabilities showed up with a restitution check in hand at Cambridge District Court on Friday, hoping to put an embarrassing scandal behind her.
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is taking action against a moving company accused of holding customers' possession hostage while demanding more money.
It was supposed to be a complimentary rental for a customer while his car was being repaired at a local dealership. But when the customer got stuck with the bill he reached out to the I-Team's Call 4 Action.
Right now, public employees forfeit their retirement benefits if they are convicted of a crime directly connected to their job, but that could change.
