A Pawtucket man says a collection agency has no reason to hound him.

A Boston police officer accused of giving male strippers a police escort is put on desk duty.

Boston police investigate whether a city officer escorted male strippers.

A woman is suing Mount Hope Farm after losing her wedding reception deposit.

An East Greenwich businesswoman says Gov. Don Carcieri’s vow to help small businesses rings hollow.

The mother of an 8-year-old boy is outraged by allegations caused by a paperwork mix-up.

NBC 10’s I-Team has learned that Rhode Island State Police are investigating a former state senate staffer.

An East Greenwich man is outraged that his handicapped son can’t get to school when the weather turns bad.

The state police continue their investigation into a “bad check” scandal in Providence.

New revelations about the “bad check” scandal involving the brother of Providence Mayor David Cicilline.

A Jamestown woman is charged with embezzling thousands of dollars from a restaurant.

A company that booked acts for an Italian festival has gone bankrupt.

Remains found in East Providence may be those of a missing Mob victim.

Unionized guards say they have no confidence in the Training School’s management.

State and federal law enforcement authorities have uncovered an organized fraud ring targeting debit cards, according to the I-Team.

The illegal drug of choice is something found in many people’s medicine cabinets.

The most popular drug on the street is one you might find in a medicine cabinet. NBC 10’s Jim Taricani reports.

A federal jury has found a former Cranston Radio Shack clerk guilty Friday of credit card fraud.

A former hospital executive convicted of corruption charges wants the trial judge to overturn the verdict.

NBC 10’s I-Team raises questions about overtime paid to a former union official at the state Training School.

A lawsuit is filed in an alleged dental finance scheme.

Providence Police Chief Dean Esserman says he’s asked the Rhode Island State Police to investigate a check written by the brother of Mayor David Cicilline.

Gov. Don Carcieri has selected a New Jersey-based company to build a massive wind power project off the Rhode Island coast, the NBC 10 I-Team reported.

John Cicilline, the brother of Providence Mayor David Cicilline, apparently helped arrange payment of $75,000 in back taxes owed by a Providence businessman.

July 17—The I-Team investigates why some federal buildings remain inaccessible to people with disabilities.