Ryan Kath

The widow of a police officer said she still has not received thousands of dollars in death benefits from the Waltham Police Relief Association. It is money Hilda Bailey expected after her husband passed away in 2024. When neither she nor her son — also a retired Waltham cop — could get answers, they asked the NBC10 Boston Investigators to follow the money.

Inside her son's home in Waltham, Massachusetts, Hilda Bailey looked around and described a room filled with memories from a lifetime in law enforcement. S

Inside her son's home in Waltham, Massachusetts, Hilda Bailey looked around and described a room filled with memories from a lifetime in law enforcement.

William Pusateri, featured on NBC10 Boston's "To Catch a Contractor" series since 2022, was sentenced to five to six years, the Norfolk County District Attorney's Office says.

Families of Waltham police officers who passed away are frustrated they have not received thousands of dollars in death benefits from the Waltham Police Relief Association. As public outcry grows, the nonprofit said it has hired an attorney.

More families of police officers in Waltham, Massachusetts, are voicing frustration to the NBC10 Boston Investigators about not receiving thousands of dollars in death benefits after their loved ones passed away.

A mother questioned how the Chelmsford Police Department handled an investigation after a driver struck her teen daughter in the head with his truck’s side-view mirror in a gas station parking lot. The driver, a brother of a Chelmsford police officer, was later charged and has agreed to an 18-month probation term in Lowell District Court.

A husband and wife are admitting they committed a long list of criminal charges tied to a rental fraud scheme across Worcester County, which was first exposed by an NBC10 Boston investigation

The Massachusetts Ethics Commission found Jason Pimental worked hundreds of hours for a state agency while he was also collecting a full-time paycheck for the Barre Department of Public Works. The developments come after an NBC10 Boston “Small Town Secrets” investigation.

Thomas Brady, who worked for the Norfolk County Sheriff's Office, pleaded guilty to federal charges of bribery and witness tampering.