I-Team: Mass. Police Departments Considering Body Cameras
According to a recent survey, as many as 50 Massachusetts police departments are now considering outfitting their officers with cameras.
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According to a recent survey, as many as 50 Massachusetts police departments are now considering outfitting their officers with cameras.
With 40 million cars recalled just this year, odds are greater than ever that a car you see on a lot could have an open recall.
Staff at Tufts Medical Center were forced to put contact preparations for Ebola into place this weekend to treat a patient, the I-Team's Lauren Leamanczyk has learned.
Dozens of customers of one local travel agent never got off the ground.
E-ZPass is warning of a new scam targeting toll road drivers.
Many transplant patients now multi list in different regions across the country, hoping to speed up their waiting time.
The I-Team found some local schools using helmets that at least one prominent research facility has deemed unacceptable.
The state's flagship university is now playing at the NCAA's highest level. The I-Team finds it's coming at a high cost, and not everybody is cheering.
The I-Team found patients in New England wait longer than just about anyone else in the country for a transplant.
WBZ-TV's I-Team has learned the town received complaints about Erika Murray's home in 2010 and 2012, but only regarding the exterior, not the interior.
The I-Team finds the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination is chronically underfunded and has a backlog that keeps citizens waiting for years to have their cases heard.
When a Boston daycare and pre-school shut down, its workers tried to access their retirement savings. Some found big discrepancies between what they put in and what was actually deposited.
A veterans charity exposed by the I-Team in April for illegally soliciting donations in Massachusetts and failing to help veterans has shut down its operations.
A recent survey found violence in hospitals targeting nurses and other employees has jumped 37 percent in the past three years.
No one will argue you are safer riding with a helmet than without one, but as our cycling culture keeps growing, the I-Team found some troubling numbers.
The national immigration crisis on the United States' southern border is now impacting Massachusetts.
A North Reading man is accused of passing himself off as a licensed land surveyor and charging people $650 to $800 for his work.
The I-Team found some Massachusetts school districts falling well below standards when it comes to one measure of mental health services for students.
A Quincy taxi driver was charged Friday with obstructing the Boston Marathon bombings investigation.
Aaron Hernandez pleaded not guilty Wednesday to two murder charges for allegedly ambushing and gunning down two men in 2012 after one accidentally bumped him and spilled his drink at a nightclub.
Dozens of taxis filled the streets in front of Uber's Boston headquarters on Thursday as part of a protest.
A Boston police officer has been suspended from the force for four months for allegedly stalking a woman while on duty.
An 11-year-old Lowell boy was in the wrong place at the wrong time, his family says, when he was hit by a chemical reaction bomb.
The past two years have been an emotional roller-coaster for the families of Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado.
Federal investigators and a defense lawyer gave contrasting accounts Wednesday of the circumstances surrounding the confessions by two friends of the Boston Marathon bombing suspect.
