I-Team: Boston Housing Authority Not Enforcing Smoking Ban
Boston officials say they have wiped out smoking in more than 60 public properties, but the people living there say that's no the case.
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Boston officials say they have wiped out smoking in more than 60 public properties, but the people living there say that's no the case.
Home prices in Massachusetts haven't been this high since 2007.
Police have charged a man with drunken driving after he crashed into a car driven by a Minnesota couple on their honeymoon in New England, killing the bride and seriously injuring the groom.
The crumbling cliff is threatening the Gay Head Lighthouse. Now there are efforts to try and move the lighthouse inland.
Scientists may--one day--eliminate Down Syndrome.
The reason for the sudden spike in prices, experts say, is the political tension in Egypt and increased demand because of the summer driving season.
Boeing says its personnel are trying to find out what caused a fire aboard an empty Boeing 787 Dreamliner airplane flown by Ethiopian Airlines at Heathrow Airport Friday.
It is a bad year for mosquitoes, and we can blame all the rain we've had the past month.
The possibility of pilot error has become the early focus of the investigation into Saturday's deadly crash of a south Korean airliner in San Francisco. Two passengers died and more than 180 were sent to hospitals.
A Cohasset family lost everything when their house burned down two years ago.
Urban activists are supporting a bill that would limit the height of future buildings based on their shadow potential.
Boston police say they've arrested a man wanted in two attacks in Mission Hill over the weekend.
Massachusetts political figures of both parties gathered at the State House Thursday to pay a final tribute to former Gov. Paul Cellucci.
Tempers are flaring after the owner of Jordan Farm made a business deal involving soil from Boston area construction sites.
Some Cape Cod fishermen are not thrilled with the new train service to Hyannis.
The I-Team found the fire alarms at public schools are not always working the way they should.
A tragic fire in San Francisco has many wondering if stretch limousines are safe.
There is a growing health concern for people, as horse meat shows up in the human food chain.
Finding a place to park can be one of the most frustrating, and expensive, things about living or working in Boston. "I pay wild numbers," one woman told us in the North End.
The Attorney General is taking action tonight against a Billerica moving company which the I-Team investigated last fall.
These employees are doing the work of licensed respiratory therapists, but here's the catch: the I-Team has confirmed none of them is licensed by the state as required by law.
The I-Team checked absentee rates at dozens of area high schools, compiling days off for sick days, personal days, professional development, religious observations, and any other reason.
The public defender assigned to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been in the spotlight before.
Federal and local investigators are asking the public to come forward with information, photos, or video to help them track down who's responsible for the deadly explosions at the Boston Marathon finish line.
The I-Team obtained hundreds of complaints filed with the Massachusetts Department of Transportation involving toll collectors accused of having sticky fingers.
