It was a jam-packed year for our award-winning "Small Town Secrets" investigative series on @NBC10Boston. Here is a look back at the stories in 2025 that people in positions of power wished would've remained hidden from the public.
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She bumped into her son's convicted killer at a grocery store. Now, a grieving Boston mother is demanding answers (via @GlennBostonTV)
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Video shows the tense moments when police officers in Shrewsbury found the top cop of a neighboring community drinking vodka in his department vehicle, according to body camera footage obtained by the @NBC10Boston Investigators.
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Where was the town manager?
Public records the @NBC10Boston Investigators obtained raise questions about the public official's attendance at Town Hall, a development that comes with the town manager already under the microscope.
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"Hopefully, they'll end up in a nice jail. Free housing. That's what they want, right?"
A Worcester County couple pleaded guilty to numerous criminal charges after an @NBC10Boston investigation exposed their 20-year scheme
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"Folks are just stranded on the staircase, stranded on the platform, no clear messaging, communication, no overhead announcements, anything like that."
The evening commute was an absolute mess at the MBTA's Ruggles station last night
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A former Norfolk sheriff's deputy who had employees perform free work on his home has been sentenced to 20 months in federal prison. The crime was first exposed in an @NBC10Boston "Small Town Secrets" investigation
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As a result of an #FBI Boston investigation, Thomas Brady, the former Assistant Superintendent at @NorfolkSheriff, was sentenced today to 20 months in prison for using his official position to order employees to perform maintenance at his residence & for witness tampering. Learn more: https://t.co/QZKU7M8vAh
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 @NBC10Boston investigation
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"Nobody is above the law," said the mom of the teen girl who was hit in the head by a truck's side-view mirror in a Chelmsford gas station parking lot
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I was at a school event just outside San Francisco and remember it felt like someone had picked the building up off the ground was shaking it side to side. Some stuff fell out of cupboards, but there was no significant damage at our location
37 years ago tonight, October 17, 1989, a 6.9 earthquake hit San Francisco Bay Area during Game 3 of the World Series between Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants.
Al Michaels and the late Tim McCarver were on the call for ABC.
"This is stealing from people."
More families of late Waltham police officers are speaking out about not receiving thousands of dollars in death benefits.
The nonprofit has hired an attorney
New details in our latest "Small Town Secrets" investigation:
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"The guy is slime."
A paver who was the focus of an @NBC10Boston "To Catch a Contractor" investigation has been convicted and sentenced to up to 6 years in prison
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We started investigating a paving contractor in 2022.
After our story, he was convicted of stealing from homeowners.
When he got out of prison, he started scamming people again.
He just pleaded guilty to larceny charges and is headed back to prison
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The widow of a police officer expected $10K in benefits after her husband died. However, she told us the relief association never sent a check or provided an explanation. Here's what our investigation found when we started following the money https://t.co/ihAjbXQ63w
The widow of a Waltham police officer expected $10,000 when he died in 2024.
It was supposed to be a benefit from his years of membership in his department's relief association.
Two years later, she is still waiting for an explanation.
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Meet Maddie Clark, the #Packers fan who traveled to Lambeau Field from Arizona and ended up going viral after a TV moment on Thursday Night Football.
Watch the full interview with the "pulse-check girl": https://t.co/tloyTjxqWx