Investigations

The NBC10 Investigators spoke with subcontractors who worked on one business owner’s failed projects to install what are known as accessory dwelling units—or ADUs

Data from eight major cities, including Boston, shows that less than 4% of sex crimes result in convictions.

Immigrant rights groups are fighting back after the Trump administration abruptly cut funding used to provide legal aid for unaccompanied migrant children.

The Massachusetts POST Commission says it has evidence to show William Castro is not fit for duty as a police officer

Mayor Tom Koch of Quincy, Massachusetts, has defended the plan to spend $850,000 to install controversial 10-foot bronze statues at the new public safety headquarters

Homeowners who hired Derek Thomas to construct accessory dwelling units say the work was left unfinished.

The Department of Government Efficiency, also known as DOGE, claims on its website the agency has saved over $600 million in taxpayer funds by just terminating leases used by federal agencies. However, the NBC10 Investigators found DOGE has listed inaccurate information about which properties in Massachusetts and New Hampshire have actually had lea...

A series of hearings starting Friday could finally reveal the names of the John Does connected to a high-end brothel bust in November 2023.

Robert Kennedy, a longtime police officer in Stoneham, Massachusetts, avoided paying rent while earning a six-figure income

The ACLU of Massachusetts says the two religious statues set to be added to the façade of the a public building in Quincy would “plainly violate the Massachusetts Constitution.” Quincy Mayor Tom Koch said the 10-feet tall bronze statues depicting St. Michael the Archangel and St. Florian, the patron saints of police and firefighters, wo...

Questions have swirled over the town of Newbury, Massachusetts, since rumors began circulating last spring about the bond between a police officer and a teenager. Nearly a year later, the town’s police department and school district only recently notified parents of a situation that resulted in the resignation of John Lucey III, the longtime ...

Russell and Linda Callahan hustled out of Westborough District Court on Thursday morning, dodging NBC10 Boston’s cameras and ignoring our questions as they hopped into an Uber. The couple had just appeared before a judge on multiple criminal charges of larceny, forgery and fraud. Meantime, about 10 minutes down the road, constable Allan Gordo...

A federal judge gave a green light to the United States Trustee — the arm of the Department of Justice that polices bankruptcy cases — to depose a Fall River, Massachusetts, home improvement contractor about his financial records. It is the latest legal setback for Larry Westgate, who is also facing a felony charge for larceny related to a failed&#...