I-Team: Mass. Police Departments Buying Body Cameras
The I-Team has learned some Massachusetts police departments are pushing forward with plans to put cameras on cops.
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The I-Team has learned some Massachusetts police departments are pushing forward with plans to put cameras on cops.
The state imposed new regulations that will take effect next year, restricting the use of seclusion and restraint in Massachusetts public schools.
Thousands of convicted felons are monitored by GPS ankle bracelets, but one Massachusetts judge says they are so flawed, she won't be using them anymore.
It is as isolated as the prisoners who call it home. The prison called ADX Florence is a tomb for the living.
Massachusetts is a hub of medical research and much of that science relies on animal testing, including the use of dogs.
Many patients say instead of helping them heal, some powerful antibiotics have made them sicker.
Mohamed Alfageeh appeared Friday in Suffolk Superior Court and pleaded guilty to two counts of motor vehicle homicide.
It only took 15 minutes, but a small gesture from a Malden police officer was an unexpected Christmas gift for a little boy with autism who was having a very bad day.
A Boston mother got a new baby and new heart just weeks apart, but she had to leave Massachusetts to make it happen.
Fourteen people were charged Wednesday for their alleged roles at the Framingham pharmacy blamed for a deadly national meningitis outbreak.
Dozens of customers have called police about a local glass company over the past decade. Many of them have a similar set of complaints.
Families tell the I-Team puppies bought from a Webster store got sick within days or hours of bringing them home.
Customers of the nine Massachusetts locations say they are out thousands of dollars and no one is telling them how to get their money back.
Toll cheaters have a new tool to avoid paying their fair share, and it's costing Massachusetts taxpayers money.
Concerns about airport security are being aired just as the heavy holiday travel season gets underway.
Suspected victims of the meningitis outbreak linked to New England Compounding Center are now suing the chain of New Hampshire pain clinics that gave them the drugs.
The I-Team has discovered that some neighbors are accusing a well-connected property owner of skirting the rules designed to protect a delicate foundation of wood piles.
The I-Team obtained inspection reports for 12 Boston hospitals and we found several facilities failing on many levels.
All of the whooping cough patients in this outbreak, 15 in total, go to Falmouth High School.
Childhood vaccines are credited with virtually wiping out a host of awful diseases, yet many parents are still concerned about the shots.
Officials with US Customs and Border Protection keep a constant eye for the contraband on the Boston waterfront.
The state has received dozens of complaints about sick dogs being sold by a company in Webster.
The I-Team found a number of customers who say they were charged hundreds of extra dollars for damage they insist did not happen during their rental period.
The I-Team has learned many fraudulent foods are making their way into our homes.
More than 40,000 Bristol County school children are attending class within the danger zone of a major chemical disaster.
