I-Team: Health Concerns Raised Over Artificial Turf Fields
The I-Team discovered questions are being raised about the safety of many of the fields located in communities across the state.
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The I-Team discovered questions are being raised about the safety of many of the fields located in communities across the state.
The I-Team investigates measures being taken to protect consumers from fraudulent and unsafe foods.
Many owners of front load washers are reporting problems with the buildup of slime and mold.
The federal government logged more than 90,000 complaints last year for scams that cost taxpayers about $14 million.
Building permits are designed for safety, but the I-Team has learned thousands of Massachusetts homeowners and landlords are doing work illegally.
The I-Team discovered that flu shots come with a potential risk that few people know about; and the results can mean months or years of debilitating pain.
MassDOT records show in just four months last year, the state charged $8.5 million in late fees for those who use Pay-by-Plate.
The I-Team discovered numerous health violations at local university dining areas.
Massachusetts is a hub of medical research and much of that science relies on animal testing, including the use of dogs.
Documents detailing prescription drug errors reported to the State Department of Public Health suggest a dangerous trend in dispensing errors.
Better forgeries make it hard for law enforcement to maintain public safety.
Many patients say instead of helping them heal, some powerful antibiotics have made them sicker.
The I-Team investigates a widely used building material that could pose a serious danger.
As camps start filling up, the I-Team takes a closer look at a loophole that could put your children's safety at risk.
If you buy your gas in Massachusetts and pay tolls on the Mass. Turnpike chances are high that the state owes you money.
