Ryan Kath
Investigative Reporter at WBTS-TV (Boston, MA)
Investigative Reporter at New England Cable News (NECN)
Emmy (30x)/Murrow (10x)/duPont-winning investigative reporter @NBC10Boston, @COMatBU adjunct professor, tortured MN sports fan, washed-up soccer player
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1 week ago |
nbcboston.com | Ryan Kath
A business owner facing complaints about unfinished projects is under fresh scrutiny as subcontractors describe how delays began to pile up when their efforts were redirected to his newly purchased investment property. Calvin Sangster is a licensed electrician who runs a small business and with his partner and wife Vanessa Sangster.
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2 weeks ago |
nbcboston.com | Michael Rosenfield |Marc Fortier |Ryan Kath
Days after releasing the results, the outside company hired to audit the Canton Police Department presented its findings. The company, 5 Stones Intelligence, was brought in after residents voted 903-800 to audit the department amid backlash over how it handled the investigation into Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe's death. The 200-page report was released Tuesday as jury selection got underway in the retrial against O'Keefe's girlfriend, Karen Read, who is charged with his murder.
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4 weeks ago |
nbcboston.com | Ryan Kath
Massachusetts' police oversight agency is moving to revoke the law enforcement credentials of the former acting chief in Lawrence. In an "order to show cause" document the NBC10 Boston Investigators obtained, the Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission said it has evidence to show William Castro is not fit for duty as a police officer and is a danger to the public.
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1 month ago |
nbcboston.com | Ryan Kath
Jeff Klein walked us through the basement of his home in Boston's Brighton neighborhood and pointed to what will eventually be a bathroom and a kitchen in the renovated space. His gaze fixated on a large pile of dirt, and he joked it will serve as a nice coffee table while watching TV. It is not exactly how Klein and his wife, Rachel Shuler, envisioned decorating the basement more than a year after construction began. "I feel anger and rage when I'm down here," Klein said.
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1 month ago |
nbcboston.com | Ryan Kath
The Department of Government Efficiency, also known as DOGE, claims on its website the agency has saved over $600 million in taxpayer funds by just terminating leases used by federal agencies. However, the NBC10 Investigators found DOGE has listed inaccurate information about which properties in Massachusetts and New Hampshire have actually had lease contracts cancelled.
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I have multiple pending public records requests with the City of Boston and various state agencies that I've been waiting for three months (or longer) to get the documents
Here’s a segment we did at @NBC10Boston on the challenges of reporting on our government in a state that has terrible transparency. @RyanNBCBoston, a reporter with our Investigstors team, shares his experience. Voters must take action to change this. @DoctorTurtleboy
RT @MattPrichardTV: "You shouldn't avoid conflict. You should face it, you should grow, you should take accountability." Councilor Tania…
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Here's video of the Canton, MA MBTA accident. Crazy. Somehow I knew this was about to happen and decided to record! Luckily, to my knowledge everyone is okay. https://t.co/IN2pVd7o8E
