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Trooper Caught Freeloading On Boston Waterfront Violated Department Rules

A veteran State Police trooper had parked his RV on public property on the South Boston waterfront.

2013/02/27

I-Team: Health Clubs Not Complying With State Law

Undersecretary of Consumer Affairs Barbara Anthony says many local fitness clubs are not complying with the state’s disclosure laws, and she wants customers to know their rights.

2013/02/26

Fung Wah Using Charter Buses To Get Around Federal Shutdown Order

Fung Wah Bus Transportation, Inc. has found a way around a federal order to “immediately cease passenger service” by contracting outside charter buses to transport passengers back and forth from South Station to New York City.

2013/02/26

I-Team: Families Say Builder Stole More Than $1M From Them

Families say a Cape Cod-based builder demanded large amounts of money up front and left them with homes that lacked basic necessities like heat and water.

2013/02/25

I-Team: State Calls Fung Wah Bus Lines An “Imminent Hazard”

Documents obtained by the I-Team show state inspectors are asking that Fung Wah be called an “imminent hazard” before something bad happens.

2013/02/25

I-Team: Boston Cemetery Workers Forced To Take Drastic Pay Cuts

The Boston Catholic Cemetery Association cut the workers’ pay, but they keep paying themselves as a group more than $200,000 a year for working only 5, 7 or 12 hours a week.

2013/02/19

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I-Team: 125 Schools Miss Deadline For Mandatory Emergency Plan

A new law requires Massachusetts schools to have a plan to keep kids safe. The I-Team found more than 100 schools without an emergency plan in place.

2013/02/18

I-Team: Police Officers Bypass Expensive Toll In Boston

No one likes paying tolls, especially leaving Logan Airport at the entrance to the Ted Williams Tunnel. It’s $3.50 for passenger cars but the I-Team found a select few are not paying a dime.

2013/02/14

I-Team: State Official Paid $90,000 A Year Rarely Works Full Day

While the state prepares to raise your taxes and reduce government services, the I-Team found one well-paid public official who rarely puts in a full day at the office, if she shows up at all.

2013/02/13