Boston Police Officer Indicted On OUI Charges
Officer Richard Jeanetti has been suspended without pay and faces the possibility of ten years in prison.
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Officer Richard Jeanetti has been suspended without pay and faces the possibility of ten years in prison.
The I-Team learned that Sgt. Jay Staples, a 30-year veteran of the State Police, was living in an RV parked on city property without paying rent or parking fees. He also appeared to be using electricity without permission.
The State Transportation Secretary admits he didn't know about the mess the MBTA's new GM is leaving behind.
A new fee based service is causing some concerns for consumers about whether that will remain the case.
Dozens of Massachusetts families who used the same company say their moving day was a nightmare. Now, Attorney General Martha Coakley is investigating Father and Son Moving and Storage.
There is concern valuable time is being lost in some cases with the way some communities have implemented the changes to the 911 emergency system.
We've all heard of identity theft and having our financial information stolen. But now there's a new, scary twist on this crime.
If you think those old parking tickets stuffed in the back of a drawer somewhere have been forgotten about by the DMV, think again.
A day after an I-Team investigation raised questions about a parental contract that stated that the church is not responsible for children's safety, the Diocese of Fall River is pulling the document.
When parents bring their children to Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church for religious education, they're asked to sign a document which absolves the church of liability, and puts it all on the parents.
Representative Barney Frank is getting ready to leave Congress after more than three decades in office. Right now there are six candidates, three Democrats and three Republicans, fighting it out to replace him.
Music educators and doctors say a bill proposed on Beacon Hill is more about money and influence than safety.
An unsettling discovery at an elementary school in southeastern Massachusetts just as the kids were getting ready to return.
Two sisters say their 300-year-old family farm in Dudley is slowly being destroyed by the wealthy college next door, and there's apparently nothing they can do about it.
Milford became the first town in New England to partner with federal immigration officials to prevent the hiring of illegal immigrants.
Why are rents in Massachusetts so high?
The I-Team has discovered the state authority which hiked water and sewer rates is also hiking the pay of everyone of its employees.
The state has started a new program called "Small Bottlenecks" to help communities fix smaller problems before they become big ones.
Newton police are urging shoppers to be on the lookout for pick pockets targeting people at malls.
Ever since a Denver man was bitten by a Great White shark, Truro town leaders have been considering adding full time lifeguards to all four town beaches.
National health experts say swine flu is showing up at county fairs across the country.
National Grid could be facing more than $16 million in fines connected to its response to two major power outages last year.
A Chelmsford college student, who is also a diabetic, says she has been forced to choose between education and health care.
The I-Team went undercover and found illegal gambling at American Legion Post 121 in Berkley.
We all hear we should exercise more, but for some people the benefits can be outweighed by the problems.
