I-Team: Magazine Subscribers Ripped Off By Mail Scam
There's nothing worse than paying for something and getting nothing in return. That's exactly what a lot of magazine subscribers say is happening to them.
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There's nothing worse than paying for something and getting nothing in return. That's exactly what a lot of magazine subscribers say is happening to them.
A day after an I-Team investigation raised questions about a parental contract that stated that the church is not responsible for children's safety, the Diocese of Fall River is pulling the document.
The Winthrop Town Manager says Charles Famolare has agreed to resign and will retire this week. Famolare was found guilty of serious ethics violations last month.
State Police Superintendent Col. Timothy Alben said the issues are isolated to one person who has worked at the lab since 2003. But, it likely involves thousands of local police cases.
Music educators and doctors say a bill proposed on Beacon Hill is more about money and influence than safety.
Two sisters say their 300-year-old family farm in Dudley is slowly being destroyed by the wealthy college next door, and there's apparently nothing they can do about it.
The I-Team has discovered the state authority which hiked water and sewer rates is also hiking the pay of everyone of its employees.
The I-Team went undercover and found illegal gambling at American Legion Post 121 in Berkley.
A Boston Police officer exposed by the WBZ-TV I-Team was arraigned Friday on charges stemming from a car crash in May that seriously injured a woman.
A man was charged with a crime he did not commit and now the Massachusetts State Police are trying to figure out what they did wrong in their investigation.
A WBZ-TV I-Team investigation raises serious questions about Boston Police and how they handled a car crash involving one of their own officers. A woman was nearly killed in the crash.
One of Dan Wright's alleged victims says it was another day of justice delayed.
The former Army soldier who claims she was raped by Joseph Carter, who rose to become the leader of the Massachusetts National Guard, is back in Massachusetts fighting to see that justice is served.
The I-Team went undercover with CBS stations across the country and found one major company ripping people off.
Sources tell the I-Team Suffolk County Criminal Court Magistrate Maura Hennigan is under investigation by the State Ethics Commission.
