I-Team: On The Front Lines Of The Opioid Crisis In Mass.
The I-Team spent time on the front lines of the battle to get a better understanding of its scope, and to see how personnel in our hospitals and police departments are fighting back.
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The I-Team spent time on the front lines of the battle to get a better understanding of its scope, and to see how personnel in our hospitals and police departments are fighting back.
Nichole, a 25 year old living with Hepatitis C, was desperate when she reached out to WBZ.
Mass Save has helped thousands of homeowners save on their energy bills, but the I-Team found hundreds of complaints against one company.
A CBS News investigation into lavish spending by the Wounded Warrior Project has veterans groups in Massachusetts reacting.
Three employees at Wyman-Gordon in Grafton are facing felony wiretapping charges for setting up a hidden camera with audio inside their workplace.
A new bill aimed at preventing the sale of so called "puppy mill" dogs is up for debate in the Massachusetts state house.
Several gym members claim a popular fitness club used deceptive tactics to sign them to expensive personal training contracts.
Three employees at Wyman-Gordon in Grafton will soon learn if they will face wiretapping charges for setting up a hidden camera with audio inside their workplace.
The man arrested for shooting a Boston Police officer has a criminal history dating back a decade.
Nobody won Wednesday night's Powerball jackpot of $500 million--but somebody bought a winning Match 5 ticket, worth $1 million, at a store in Plymouth.
A police report and school district emails obtained by the I-Team reveal new details about the sudden resignation of the Swampscott High School principal.
After filling claims last winter, many homeowners are being dropped by their insurance companies.
The Department of Revenue says the state paid out $58 million dollars in film tax subsidies in 2014, a 77 percent increase.
Hundreds of teens under supervision of the Department of Youth Services have escaped from facilities over the past several years, according to records obtained by the WBZ I-Team.
Police are seeing a spike in people illegally using handicap placards to get a spot closer to the store.
