I-Team: Parole Board Under Fire For Release
Several local chiefs lashed out at the state parole board and its decision to let this violent career criminal, a man serving three life sentences, back on the street.
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Several local chiefs lashed out at the state parole board and its decision to let this violent career criminal, a man serving three life sentences, back on the street.
A state lawmaker is vowing to take action in the wake of an I-Team investigation, saying he plans to file legislation barring convicted drunk drivers from holding liquor licenses in Massachusetts.
It's been one of the most heart breaking aspects of this recession - so many people losing their homes.
The I-Team paid more than $80 for just one pizza when they ordered from a Boston pizzeria accused of overcharging the credit cards of late night customers.
A local car dealer preyed on a recently widowed woman and her two young children by stealing the gleaming Mercedes her late husband left to help support his family.
Brent McFarland is haunted by what happened in his Mashpee home in the early morning of September 4th, in the wake of Hurricane Earl.
A Norfolk Superior Judge has upheld the suspensions of five girls on Needham High School's soccer team who allegedly hazed younger teammates.
In the nine years since the September 11 attacks, the federal government has spent billions of dollars to tighten airport security. But is air travel in America really any safer?
They are words of hate targeting a member of the U.S. military overseas and our I-Team tracked down the local man who wrote them.
During the last few years, getting kids out to the best part of Plymouth Long Beach has become a lot more difficult, and residents fear it could get worse.
Is enough being done to make sure air cargo is safe and properly screened?
The I-Team has learned a third ranking MBTA police officer has been placed on leave in connection with an on going fraud investigation.
Is Logan Airport making its neighbors sick? The I-Team has learned a major public health study which will answer that question is back on track after being grounded by budget cuts last year.
Several viewers reached out to the I-Team, asking why so many cars in their neighborhood have out-of-state plates.
