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The I-Team found the large numbers have given rise to an industry of education middlemen, some of whom operate with little or no scrutiny. → Read More
As tax filing season hits high gear, it’s more important than ever to be careful with your financial information. → Read More
The Internet is full of women buying, selling, and trading fertility drugs. It is an illegal and potentially dangerous market. → Read More
Wrong-way crashes are more likely to result in death than any other type of traffic accident. → Read More
Some users claim the company is taking sides when it comes to disputed transactions. → Read More
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. → Read More
The federal government is now taking a closer look at some cash-only transactions, fearing they could be masking criminal activities. → Read More
The I-Team got an exclusive look at the daily fight on the street to stop drug deals. → Read More
Nichole, a 25 year old living with Hepatitis C, was desperate when she reached out to WBZ. → Read More
A drug that could cure her Hepatitis C is available, but for 25-year-old Nichole it isn’t an option. → Read More
A CBS News Investigation into lavish spending by the Wounded Warrior Project has veterans groups in Massachusetts reacting. → Read More
A new bill aimed at preventing the sale of so called “puppy mill” dogs is up for debate in the Massachusetts state house. → Read More
Several gym members claim a popular fitness club used deceptive tactics to sign them to expensive personal training contracts. → Read More
The man arrested for shooting a Boston Police officer has a criminal history dating back a decade. → Read More
When Nancy Eaton runs this year’s Boston Marathon, it will be to honor a friend taken suddenly, just before Christmas. → Read More
After filling claims last winter, many homeowners are being dropped by their insurance companies. → Read More
The Department of Revenue says the state paid out $58 million dollars in film tax subsidies in 2014, a 77 percent increase. → Read More
Thousands of firefighters across the country are suing a company that makes sirens claiming the noise has caused permanent hearing damage. → Read More
Watertown Police showed WBZ reporter Lauren Leamanczyk the training they give civilians. → Read More
The I-Team found the industry has little to no regulation in Massachusetts surrounding driver fatigue. → Read More