I-Team: Standoff Leaves Weymouth Student's Education In The Balance
A Weymouth sixth grader hasn't been to school in nearly three months. He's not sick; he's scared to face the constant teasing he has endured in school.
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A Weymouth sixth grader hasn't been to school in nearly three months. He's not sick; he's scared to face the constant teasing he has endured in school.
A new federal law just went into effect to crack down on these drugs, but there are concerns the drug dealers are already figuring out how to get around these new restrictions.
Tuesday evening the State's Gaming Commission will be holding a news conference announcing the names of the companies competing for one of the state's casino licenses.
Some gaming experts can't understand why Massachusetts is moving so slowly to approve casino licenses. Meanwhile, competition is increasing in neighboring states.
When the fire alarm sounds, the situation is much different today than it was just few years ago. Quick response time has always been critical, but it is even more crucial today.
A lawmaker from Natick is promising to bring the debate to Beacon Hill as soon as he can.
The month between Thanksgiving and Christmas is the worst time of the year for kitchen fires.
A Westborough business owner claims the United States Postal Service lost thousands of dollars worth of brochures, twice.
Open Road Tolling could finally be a reality in Massachusetts. That means no more slowing down to pay the toll. The changes come at a cost: hundreds of jobs.
A Massachusetts State Police task force that hunts down hot wheels, like a pricey Bentley that was stolen thousands of miles away may soon be history, the I-Team has learned.
For months, drivers have been maneuvering around the traffic barrels that have blocked off a main route through East Milton Square.
Following two previous crashes in 2008 and 2009 in which one person died The National Transportation Safety Board made specific recommendations. But because of cost those safety improvements are still not in place.
Columbia Gas Company admits they are at fault for an explosion that leveled a Springfield strip club.
An I-Team investigation into high crime rates in public schools has uncovered one elementary school bucking the trend with an innovative program teaching kids that being good is actually cool.
The I-Team found some of the highest rates of crimes and other offenses committed by students are not just in the inner city, but in suburban schools too.
New MBTA general manager Beverly Scott was at North and South Stations Monday, greeting passengers and getting familiar with her new challenges.
Do you know where the most dangerous intersections are in Massachusetts? The I-Team does and they are the site of hundreds of injuries per year.
Sick puppies are being shipped into Massachusetts, and for some families, the outcome is heartbreaking and expensive.
Nearly 1,000 people claim police officers violated their civil rights by placing them in protective custody simply because it appeared they had been drinking.
Dozens of customers have filed complaints against Father and Son Moving and Storage, saying their furniture was held hostage.
Tunnels flooded for days. City streets overrun with water. Could we ever see damage like that in Boston?
The I-Team has learned the state is trying to come up with millions of dollars to fix a growing problem that your drive underneath everyday.
Hurricane Sandy made landfall Monday evening. There were heavy rains and wind in Massachusetts.
Terri Ivester was on her way to a family christening in Chicago when she ran into a snag at the security checkpoint at Logan Airport.
A State Trooper whom the I-Team exposed as freeloading in a high end mobile home on city property has been in trouble before.
