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MBTA Executives Got Big Bonuses During Pandemic
Despite cutbacks in response to the pandemic, the NBC10 Investigators discovered some executives at the MBTA got bonuses last year.
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Investigating Schools' Missing Property
College campuses have gone high-tech, but a bunch of equipment is vanishing each year.
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The One Where the ‘Friends' Pop-Up Is Opening in Boston
New England “Friends” fans, rejoice! Twenty-five years after the show ended, a pop-up featuring the iconic couch and much more is opening in Boston Thursday.
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Documents Reveal Sexual Abuse at California Women's Prisons
A former California state prison inmate tells her story of sexual abuse by prison staff during her time incarcerated. A closer look at newly released records reveals a culture of sexual misconduct in California’s women’s prisons.
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10 Ways Over $500K in Mass. State Property Went Missing or Got Lost
Payment scams, employee thefts and a fire that destroyed a Department of Conservation and Recreation building contributed to more than half a million dollars’ worth of property losses at state agencies in the last two years. Under Massachusetts law, government workers must immediately notify the state auditor if taxpayer-owned property goes missing, whether it was misplaced, stolen or destroyed.
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Iran Says Case Open on Ex-FBI Agent Missing There Since 2007
Iran is acknowledging for the first time it has an open case before its Revolutionary Court over the 2007 disappearance of a former FBI agent on an unauthorized CIA mission to the country, renewing questions over what happened to him. In a filing to the United Nations, Iran said the case over Robert Levinson was “on going,” without elaborating.
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Hearing Concludes in Licensing Case for Missouri's Last Abortion Clinic
An administrative hearing to decide whether Missouri can revoke the license for the state’s only abortion clinic concluded Thursday with emotional testimony from a clinic official. The hearing in St. Louis before a commissioner with the Missouri Administrative Hearing Commission was expected to last five days but wrapped up a day early. A ruling isn’t expected until February at the...
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Missouri Health Department Tracked Planned Parenthood Patients' Periods
Missouri’s health department director on Tuesday said he tracked the menstrual cycles of Planned Parenthood patients as part of an effort to identify what the agency says were “failed abortions” at a St. Louis clinic. Department of Health and Senior Services Director Randall Williams made the revelation during the second day of an administrative hearing to determine whether Missouri’s only...
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Investigators: Outlaw Biker Gang Growing at ‘Alarming' Rate in New Jersey
State investigators say a violent biker gang involved in drug trafficking is growing in New Jersey at an “alarming” rate.
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Residents Largely Unaware of Fatal Pedestrian Accident
A 79-year-old woman, who was not a resident of the assisted living facility, was killed in the parking lot of Bridges by EPOCH.
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School Buses Squeak Past Dorchester Property
Neighbors say a problem of school buses are coming too close to a retaining wall in Dorchester.
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Hingham Town Engineer Resigns Amid Double-Dipping Probe
Hingham Town Engineer Roger Fernandes resigned Friday after an investigation launched by the town found he was paid for private consulting work in Quincy during his regular business hours in Hingham. The probe, spurred by reporting from the NBC10 Boston Investigators, also found evidence that Fernandes used his town-issued computer for private work.
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‘We're Here for Diego': Grief Turns to Anger at Vigil for Student Who Died in Beating at School
Distraught students and parents shouted at a Southern California school district leader and demanded answers during a vigil Wednesday night for a Moreno Valley middle school student who died after suffering severe injuries in a confrontation on campus.
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Potential Evidence Out the Door
Videos show a Hingham employee removing boxes from a public building just before he was sent home on paid leave amid a double-dipping investigation.
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Surveillance Video: Did Potential Evidence in Double-Dipping Investigation Walk Out the Door?
Surveillance video the NBC10 Boston Investigators obtained shows the town engineer in Hingham removing boxes from his public office building hours before town leaders placed him on paid administrative leave. Town security cameras captured Roger Fernandes wheeling out boxes on a dolly on April 30, just hours before an NBC10 Boston investigation detailed allegations of double dipping against the town...
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El Paso Deaths Climb to 22 as Mayor Prepares for Trump Visit
The Texas border city jolted by a weekend massacre at a Walmart absorbed more grief Monday as the death toll climbed to 22 and prepared for a visit from President Donald Trump over anger from El Paso residents and local Democratic leaders who say he isn’t welcome and should stay away. El Paso Mayor Dee Margo announced at a news...
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Psychologist Warned RMV About Backlog Before Crash
A Massachusetts psychologist tried to blow the whistle on the massive backlog at the RMV. But he says his warning was ignored before the deadly New Hampshire crash that put the agency’s issues in the spotlight.
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2 US Teens Jailed in Italy in Policeman's Killing
Two American teenagers who were classmates at a California high school spent a second night in a Rome jail Saturday after they were interrogated for hours about their alleged roles in the murder of an Italian policeman. Investigators contended in written statements Saturday that the pair had confessed to their roles in the grisly slaying. Vice Brigadier Mario Cerciello Rega,...
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Boy, 3, Dies After Falling Into Grease Trap Behind NY Tim Hortons
A 3-year-old boy has died after falling into an underground grease collection tank behind an upstate New York fast-food restaurant