I-Team: Breaking Down Mass. Marijuana Legalization Ballot Question
Massachusetts voters have a big decision in November when it comes to legalizing Marijuana.
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Massachusetts voters have a big decision in November when it comes to legalizing Marijuana.
A patient's death is raising serious questions about the care she received from her doctor, while critics say her story also highlights problems with the medical boards trusted to protect the public.
The Winthrop Retirement Board has voted unanimously to immediately strip the taxpayer-funded pension of Angelo LaMonica, the town's former police chief.
The move comes after public outrage over the price of the Hepatitis Drugs.
Three human resources employees at Wyman-Gordon in Grafton faced a judge on Friday, arraigned on felony wiretapping charges for setting up a hidden camera with audio inside their workplace.
A Leicester man says he was fired from a convenience store because he has autism.
Scrutiny about the program first surfaced in a February I-Team report, which revealed hundreds of consumer complaints against a former prominent Mass Save contractor, Next Step Living.
Often, teen athletes are prescribed narcotic pain medication which can create a set of new issues.
A Rhode Island man appeared in Attleboro District Court on Tuesday, accused of ripping off Massachusetts taxpayers and illegally collecting welfare benefits while living out of state.
The I-Team found the large numbers have given rise to an industry of education middlemen, some of whom operate with little or no scrutiny.
Keyless ignition systems offer high-tech convenience, but that ease has come at a cost for some drivers.
A local family shares their story about how they almost got scammed.
A communication failure and the absence of an alarm allowed an accused teen murderer to escape from a state-run youth facility, according to a new report obtained by the WBZ I-Team.
Boston-based energy efficiency company Next Step Living abruptly closed its doors without warning on Friday.
A Rhode Island man is accused of ripping off Massachusetts taxpayers and illegally collecting welfare benefits while living out of state.