I-Team: Court Documents Provide 'Road Map On How To Steal Somebody's Identity'
WBZ's I-Team found people's Social Security numbers stamped across countless criminal court documents publicly available to anyone who asks.
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WBZ's I-Team found people's Social Security numbers stamped across countless criminal court documents publicly available to anyone who asks.
Friends are mourning the man stabbed outside a bar in East Boston. Alfred Rodriguez is being remembered as good and humble.
The I-Team found more than a quarter of the names on the Sex Offender Registry in Boston are listed as homeless.
Some homeowners say a local heating oil company is leaving them in the cold. Their heating system broke down shortly after their tanks were filled.
A woman has died after she was hit by a cement truck while biking near Fenway Friday.
WBZ's I-Team found some government agencies ignore snow removal laws and haven't paid fines.
When the voices of Parkland showed the world how powerful a child's message can be, especially when it comes from a survivor, the world noticed.
Records obtained by the I-Team show, in 2018, Massachusetts postal inspectors confiscated 434 marijuana packages through the end of November.
Boston Police Capt. Tim Connolly is on administrative desk duty during an internal investigation into accusations of domestic abuse his wife made.
An off-duty emergency dispatcher helped save several lives when he spotted a fire growing at a home in Milford.
Norman Porter, who was convicted of two homicides in the 1960s, asked for parole Thursday.
The process to lay off 50 police officers in order to prevent deficit spending is underway in Methuen.
The brother of Victor Pena, who is accused of kidnapping a 23-year-old Boston woman, says he is not a monster.
Victor Pena's most recent run-in with police was about six months before his alleged encounter with Olivia Ambrose.
Football fans are hitting Logan Airport early, trying to get to Kansas City before the storm.
The Cannabis Control Commission's Executive Director says he's concerned about the way a marijuana lab is throwing away its pot products after they're tested.
MassDOT plans to drop an elevated section of the Pike to the ground and raise part of Soldiers Field Road over the Pike.
Boston Public Works crews are picking up where federal park rangers have backed off due to the government shutdown.
A two-day training class on advanced impaired driving enforcement has become more popular since marijuana became legal in Massachusetts.
A carjacking suspect who was arrested after a daylong search appeared in court Friday bruised and scraped, and had a message for the cameras in the courtroom.
Security experts say Massachusetts' new marijuana shops are like modern-day fortresses, where nothing valuable stays in one place for long.
We constantly hear that using free public Wi-Fi is a serious risk when it comes to our personal information. We had a hacking expert show us the very real risks.
Boston housing officials know Anwar Faisal as the notorious landlord they've dealt with for decades.
An Andover school bus was involved in a crash Thursday afternoon, though no students were injured.
A woman who served as a juror on the trial against Whitey Bulger then befriended the mobster while he was in prison.
