Investigations

Though she’s no longer teaching, Kimberlee Maniscalco’s thoughts often find their way back to her students.  “I loved them and taught them as if they were family to me. We were. I called them our class family,” she said.  The fond memories of her kindergarten class in Winthrop live on in the mementos and keepsakes she still holds on......

A former Massachusetts State Police trainee is speaking out about the death of a fellow recruit, while also detailing bullying and racism allegations he told NBC10 Boston he experienced while at the agency’s academy. Enrique Delgado-Garcia was rushed to the hospital last Thursday, after authorities say he sustained serious injuries during a d...

Should the names of more than two dozen people accused of paying for sex in a high-profile brothel bust be made public? That’s the question at the center of a legal debate playing out in the highest court in Massachusetts. On Monday, justices of the Supreme Judicial Court listened to arguments on both sides of the issue. The so-called......

An elected official in Townsend resigned from his position on Thursday, shortly after the NBC10 Boston Investigators started asking questions about the revocation of his drug and alcohol counseling license by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Chaz Sexton-Diranian had been serving as the chairperson of the Board of Selectmen, but it tur...

“It’s truly a Boston thing.”

The NBC10 Investigators reviewed Massachusetts crash data and found that, even with increased attention and awareness, we’re heading for the highest number of “Storrowings” in the last 10 years.

When you brew a beer called Storrowed as a PSA to college students and your own truck gets “Storrowed,” “you kind of have to laugh,” Trillium’s co-founder tells us.

When students at one Boston elementary school return to class, they will still not have something a lot of people might take for granted: walls and doors in their classrooms. For years, families at Blackstone Elementary School have heard various promises from district leaders, but have not seen results. Built in the in the 1970s as an open-concept ...

After a deadly accident at an industrial site in Sterling, Massachusetts, the NBC10 Investigators took a look at the company’s safety record. Brian Curtis Derby, a 67-year-old Townsend resident, was killed when a rock ledge collapsed on his excavator. Derby was a longtime employee of Onyx Corporation, which owns and operates the quarry where ...

The branch of the Department of Justice that polices bankruptcy cases is taking action against a Weymouth home improvement contractor who abruptly shuttered his business last year, leaving customers with a trail of unfinished projects. According to a recent complaint filed in federal court, the U.S. Trustee is objecting to the discharge of Liam McN...

Aging infrastructure in Massachusetts has faced the relentless forces of time and nature, with crumbling concrete, exposed rebar, and rusted steel visible on bridges across the state. What lies beneath the surface is equally crucial in determining the safety of nearly 8,000 bridges that residents rely on daily. Bill Colleran, an Underwater Operatio...

As he took a smoke break outside an extended stay hotel in Westborough, Massachusetts, it was pretty clear Russell Callahan was surprised to see an NBC10 Boston crew show up to expose the scheme he and his wife, Linda, have been pulling off for the past two decades. “We’ve been looking for you,” we announced as Russell Callahan dropped...

Despite owing thousands of dollars to victims and tallying at least 16 evictions on their record, a husband and wife have escaped any serious consequences for a pattern of behavior that includes bouncing checks and providing false documents to live rent-free in Massachusetts for the past two decades. So why have the Callahans, who are known in hous...