Investigations

Federal agents were seen carrying out boxes from a Park Avenue apartment belonging to a Russian billionaire oligarch, who recently had his yacht seized and the U.S. believes has significant ties to Vladimir Putin.. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

Viktor Vekselberg, a billionaire and close Vladimir Putin ally, had his superyacht seized off the coast of Italy in early April in the first U.S. sanction-related seizure stemming from the Ukraine crisis.

Goldendoodles, Maltipoos, Morkies – mixed dog breeds are hugely popular these days. But finding a local breeder can be challenging. That’s why some eager pet owners start looking online. But our I-Team has a warning before you do. 

Residents of Boxboro are demanding answers and transparency from their town.

If you drive through the small town of Boxboro, you might spot signs in people’s yards expressing support for the community’s longtime police chief, Warren Ryder. The signs point to an ongoing controversy in the town of roughly 6,000 residents: the police chief has been ordered to stay home on paid administrative leave since the beginning of the year....

A federal corrections officer who worked at the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown Los Angeles has agreed to plead guilty to allegations he raped a female inmate who was in an isolation cell while recovering from COVID.

A police chief walked away from a wreck without any citations, and city leaders kept details of the crash from the public.

On a Saturday night along Route 24, Marie Berthe Francois pulled over in the breakdown lane and flipped on her emergency flashers so she could reset her GPS device. Without warning, a vehicle smashed into her from behind. The impact spun her car around so it was facing in the opposite direction. “The noise was so loud,” Francois recalled. “It…

After saving money for years, Maria Riefstahl decided she was ready to move forward with a project to pave her driveway in Watertown. Riefstahl got several quotes and decided to hire William Pusateri of Priority 1 Paving. After handing over the $2,000 deposit, the single mother said she never saw her money or the paver again. “He vanished,” Riefstahl recalled….

Payroll records the NBC10 Investigators obtained show two Worcester police officers received about $100,000 when they were on paid administrative leave after a night of drinking, smoking, and snorting a line of cocaine. As we told you in February, an internal affairs investigation revealed how Rodrigo Oliveira and Santa Dell’Aquila overdosed inside Oliveira’s home in June 2021 and had to…

The Worcester Police Department put two officers on paid administrative leave amid an internal investigation; their night of drinking, smoking and cocaine use cost taxpayers about $100,000.

After spending $11.3 million on racial discrimination settlements in the past few years, there is concern Brookline, Massachusetts, could be susceptible to paying out millions more. Former firefighter Gerald Alston brought his federal lawsuit against Brookline to a close with $11 million of redress in October of 2021. It took 11 years. In an exclusive interview with NBC10 Boston, Alston…

A Boston woman and a pet rescue organization have agreed to a settlement that will allow her to adopt a dog named Kirklin and decide on his medical future.

A nationwide shortage of EMS workers is having a trickledown effect on ambulance response times during medical emergencies, according to figures reviewed by the NBC10 Investigators

Ambulance response times are being effected by a shortage of EMS staff.

Parents on the North Shore are fighting for their 7-year-old daughter’s right to keep her backyard pets.

One family says their flock of chickens helps their daughter manage her performance anxiety disorder, but officials say their coop doesn’t meet city regulations and after complaints, it has to go

UMass Memorial Health suffered a cyberattack in December, and nurses say they’re still not getting paid.

A ransomware attack in December crippled payroll-related systems at UMass Memorial Health. Some nurses say a month later they still haven’t been paid right.

Some homeowners tried to warn a state agency about a contractor that left a trail of destruction across Mass., but were thwarted by a legal loophole