I-Team: Most Dangerous Intersections In Massachusetts
Do you know where the most dangerous intersections are in Massachusetts? The I-Team does and they are the site of hundreds of injuries per year.
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Do you know where the most dangerous intersections are in Massachusetts? The I-Team does and they are the site of hundreds of injuries per year.
Sick puppies are being shipped into Massachusetts, and for some families, the outcome is heartbreaking and expensive.
If your dead bolt isn't properly installed, burglars may be able to get in without any trouble.
Dozens of customers have filed complaints against Father and Son Moving and Storage, saying their furniture was held hostage.
A former female police officer is speaking out about sexual harassment in the Salem State University Police Department.
The I-Team has learned the state is trying to come up with millions of dollars to fix a growing problem that your drive underneath everyday.
Terri Ivester was on her way to a family christening in Chicago when she ran into a snag at the security checkpoint at Logan Airport.
The I-Team learned that Sgt. Jay Staples, a 30-year veteran of the State Police, was living in an RV parked on city property without paying rent or parking fees. He also appeared to be using electricity without permission.
The State Transportation Secretary admits he didn't know about the mess the MBTA's new GM is leaving behind.
Hundreds of documents released by the state show a history of problems at the New England Compounding Center, many warning signs, and very few inspections.
The I-Team finds the new head of the MBTA, Beverly Scott, is leaving a troubled transportation system in Atlanta. Scott will now inherit huge problems when she takes over the "T."
Thieves have a new target. The number of bike thefts is soaring across the state.
The I-Team has learned two federal convicts, who are violent career criminals, could now have their cases reopened because Annie Dookhan tested their drugs.
Dozens of Massachusetts families who used the same company say their moving day was a nightmare. Now, Attorney General Martha Coakley is investigating Father and Son Moving and Storage.
There is concern valuable time is being lost in some cases with the way some communities have implemented the changes to the 911 emergency system.
