I-Team: Lyft Says Owners Of Totaled Vehicles Will Have Damages Covered
Vehicle owners whose cars were totaled in a downtown crash involving a Boston fire truck are now learning they will receive insurance payments from Lyft to cover the damages.
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Vehicle owners whose cars were totaled in a downtown crash involving a Boston fire truck are now learning they will receive insurance payments from Lyft to cover the damages.
A Haverhill District Court judge has ruled that a former school administrator with a federal conviction should not lose his taxpayer-funded pension, calling the consequence an "excessive fine" that violates the Eighth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
The leader of the Massachusetts Environmental Police will no longer allow his officers to split their shifts so they can work overtime details at state-operated pools, according to a letter obtained by the WBZ-TV I-Team.
Some vehicle owners whose cars were totaled in a dramatic Halloween crash involving a Boston fire truck are discovering they might not get insurance payments to cover the damages, the WBZ I-Team has learned.
The former president of Peabody Youth Football and Cheering is facing criminal charges in the wake of a WBZ I-Team investigation.
Human sex trafficking in Massachusetts: Who's paying for sex and resources to combat the problem.
Almost two years after crews installed solar panels, a Lunenburg homeowner is finally able to enjoy their energy-saving benefits.
A national student loan servicer responsible for handling thousands of borrower accounts in Massachusetts has agreed to pay $2.4 million following an investigation by Attorney General Maura Healey's office.
Governor Charlie Baker told the WBZ-TV's I-Team his administration is seeking more information about a lucrative job perk provided to environmental police officers.
Kids in state custody ran away more than 3,400 times over a three-year period, according to figures the WBZ I-Team obtained.
The WBZ-TV I-Team discovered some Environmental Police officers are racking up hundreds of overtime hours, even doubling their salaries.
Since a settlement agreement, the Attorney General has continued to hear from dozens of angry customers, many with similar experiences.
One family was shocked when they saw where the car had actually been left during their vacation.
A Chelmsford company convicted of posing as a veteran owned business in order to obtain more than $100 million in government contracts continued to receive money from the Department of Veterans Affairs after it was indicted and convicted, the I-Team has learned.
After years of searching, the picturesque property in Hillsborough, New Hampshire was a dream for Paul LeBlanc and his family.
