I-Team: Man Who Shot Officers Wanted To 'Assist Boston Police Dept'
A constable's application obtained by the WBZ I-Team reveals new details about the man who shot two Boston police officers.
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A constable's application obtained by the WBZ I-Team reveals new details about the man who shot two Boston police officers.
Court records the WBZ I-Team obtained reveal felony indictments against Kirk Figueroa in Georgia, along with allegations of domestic abuse.
Buried in the fine print of a contract, there are details about what other types of changes drivers could see down the road.
The I-Team discovered issues with the company that exclusively provides loan servicing for MEFA and other lenders across the country.
The president of the Peabody Youth Football & Cheering League was forced to resign amidst serious allegations about mishandling the program's money.
In 2012, the Brockton Retirement Board adopted the position that crossing guard payment did not qualify as "regular compensation" under state law, and as a result, should not be factored pension amounts.
After a deadly ammonia leak back in March, federal safety regulators cited a Boston fish and seafood wholesaler Friday for 20 serious violations along with a proposed fine of $173,168.
The president of a youth football league broke her silence in a letter to parents, though the message did little to answer questions swirling around the program's financial situation.
Parents and coaches have some hard-hitting allegations about how the league is spending its money. They say the unanswered questions also raise concerns about their kids' safety.
A Newton driver's multiple sclerosis, and any role the disease played in a deadly crash, took center stage in court.
After allegations of financial misconduct surfaced, state transportation leaders withheld a monthly $165,633 taxpayer subsidy to the Greenway Conservancy, according to emails the WBZ I-Team obtained.
One of the teachers investigated for racism at Boston Latin School penned a harshly-worded letter to district leaders.
Communities stopped using lead decades ago, but thousands of these pipes still remain in older neighborhoods.
An internal review of finances by the nonprofit that oversees downtown Boston's Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway has turned up no evidence of "improper conduct," according to a report the WBZ I-Team obtained.
Brad Dunbar and his business, Boston Elite Transportation, was the focus of an I-Team investigation.