Rosie Ruiz, As Mysterious In Death As She Was In Boston History
This week, the news hit Boston that the infamous Boston Marathon cheater Rosie Ruiz has died. It was a development as mysterious as her ordeal in the city nearly four decades ago.
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This week, the news hit Boston that the infamous Boston Marathon cheater Rosie Ruiz has died. It was a development as mysterious as her ordeal in the city nearly four decades ago.
WBZ-TV's I-Team was the first to get ahold of footage from the first moments Boston police officers strapped the cameras to their uniforms.
Throughout Mashpee, roads were flooded dangerously close to downed power lines.
A stabbing on Boston's Esplanade marks the eleventh violent incident in the city in just five days. Two people are left dead.
An industry expert says the signs were all there before the tragic crash that killed seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire last weekend.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission has officially approved Encore Boston Harbor's grand opening set for Sunday.
Three levels of security professionals are sharing inside information on crime, cheaters, and even winners at the new Encore Boston Casino in Everett.
A local mother is putting out a warning about a disturbing incident on a westbound Commuter Rail train from Boston that has police now investigating.
Former Boston Police officer David Cataldo was caught on camera in a fight with a Brookline mom and her 15-year-old son. Then, Cataldo took legal action against his own alleged victims.
The MBTA has received violations for overgrown weeds, for litter, and in the winter, for not shoveling the sidewalk in front of the vacant lot.
If you hate sitting in traffic, imagine trying to get a patient to a Boston hospital during rush hour.
There was a security breach at Worcester Airport on Wednesday.
The woman says an off-duty corrections officer kidnapped her after a night of drinking at a Boston nightclub.
A needle disposal box popped up right in front of Roxbury's Orchard Gardens K-8 school this week, installed by the Boston Department of Public Health.
The blasting has begun in Woburn on an apartment project the city has fought for years.
State lawmakers are talking about tolls on Interstate 95, 93, maybe Route 1.
Former Vice President and possible 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden visited striking Stop & Shop workers in Dorchester Thursday afternoon.
There will be some changes to this year's Boston Marathon because of the expected rain on Monday.
In the wake of a WBZ I-Team investigation into a local home heating oil company, state officials are looking at how they can ensure customers won't be left in the cold next winter.
New Hampshire's attorney general says authorities are investigating the death of a woman in Londonderry.
New England Treatment Access, or NETA, is opening its doors to recreational marijuana customers Saturday morning.
A hacking expert showed the I-Team why Nest systems can be easily compromised.
A feeling of inequity has prompted the first class action lawsuit against some colleges and the man at the center of the college admissions scam.
Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan says she's working on a legislative proposal after police stopped a Cambridge man accused of stocking up on ammunition at a Wilmington gun show without a Massachusetts gun license.
