ATM Safety Bills Stalled After Amy Lord's Death
In the months after Amy Lord's death there was a push for new laws requiring increased safety measures at ATM's. But WBZ-TV found more than two years later, those bills have gone nowhere.
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In the months after Amy Lord's death there was a push for new laws requiring increased safety measures at ATM's. But WBZ-TV found more than two years later, those bills have gone nowhere.
The I-Team got an exclusive look at the daily fight on the street to stop drug deals.
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A drug that could cure her Hepatitis C is available, but for 25-year-old Nichole it isn't an option.
A CBS News investigation into lavish spending by the Wounded Warrior Project has veterans groups in Massachusetts reacting.
A new bill aimed at preventing the sale of so called "puppy mill" dogs is up for debate in the Massachusetts state house.
Several gym members claim a popular fitness club used deceptive tactics to sign them to expensive personal training contracts.
The man arrested for shooting a Boston Police officer has a criminal history dating back a decade.
After filling claims last winter, many homeowners are being dropped by their insurance companies.
The Department of Revenue says the state paid out $58 million dollars in film tax subsidies in 2014, a 77 percent increase.
Thousands of firefighters across the country are suing a company that makes sirens claiming the noise has caused permanent hearing damage.
Some of this season's hottest toys could be exposed to hackers.
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Watertown Police showed WBZ reporter Lauren Leamanczyk the training they give civilians.
The I-Team found the industry has little to no regulation in Massachusetts surrounding driver fatigue.
A hacker can access personal information through the barcode on the boarding pass.
Airbnb announced their plan to be a better neighbor and called it "Community Compact."
Some of the city's wealthiest property investors do not pay their taxes on time.
The dangers of texting and driving are well documented and well understood. The I-Team found many truckers are not getting the message.
On Thursday, the Food and Drug Administration will hold a meeting to consider changing how Fluoroquinolones are used.
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A woman accused of fatally shooting her uncle over the weekend was ordered to have a mental health evaluation Monday.
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