I-Team: Unsafe Trucks On Mass. Roadways
An I-Team investigation found trucks in Massachusetts are not measuring up when it comes to safety.
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An I-Team investigation found trucks in Massachusetts are not measuring up when it comes to safety.
The I-Team discovered a few secrets about how parking tickets are written that just may help you avoid that dreaded orange envelope.
An I-Team investigation uncovers fraudulent use of taxpayer funded benefits intended for the neediest of Massachusetts residents.
The I-Team has learned that during the past couple of years, there are just two spots in the city of Boston that are causing a lot of damage.
The I-Team found one charity collecting thousands of dollars in donations for veterans, but so far providing no services to them.
A college in Boston took over a smaller Back Bay school and then dropped the program entirely.
Residents are scared to walk on the adjacent sidewalk, and they think they know what is to blame for the crashes.
In 2010, the MBTA fired Sydley Gardner, the operator of the Green Line trolley that derailed near Kenmore Station Monday.
Massachusetts will collect almost $600 million in fees from the registry or about ten times what it costs to operate.
A realtor has filed a lawsuit challenging the way Hyannis plans to pay for a new $20 million fire station.
The I-Team uncovers a hidden danger that could be in homes, offices or even schools.
Foreign governments are stealing secrets in New England, many times with just a few clicks of a mouse.
In the wake of a horrific crime last summer, an ATM security bill now has 18 co-sponsors in the Legislature.
In recent years, the I-Team discovered not all of the MassHealth claims went to care for needy patients.
A problem revealed by the I-Team could be costing taxpayers $10 million a year.
