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 day ago |
nbcboston.com | Ryan Kath
Six months. That's how long NBC10 Boston waited to get the emails of one City of Boston employee from a single day of work. Open government advocates say it's a glaring example of how the state's public records law lacks teeth, allowing municipalities and state agencies to drag their feet without consequences. In this case, the employee was Election Commissioner Eneida Tavares, and the date requested was Election Day in November.
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6 days ago |
nbcboston.com | Ryan Kath
James Lamonte reached his hands through the openings of a fence and scratched behind the ears of Hulk, a former K9 with the Massachusetts State Police. Lamonte told us it took months for the retired service dog to trust him enough to get this close. "You're being such a good boy," Lamonte whispered. Hulk is among the dogs spending their days at Lamonte's K9 PTSD Research Center, a sprawling facility constructed on his property in Seekonk.
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2 weeks ago |
nbcboston.com | Ryan Kath
It appears Russell and Linda Callahan are at it again. The couple's 20-year pattern of behavior was the focus of an NBC10 investigation last year. We documented how the "professional tenants" scammed small property owners in Worcester County and lived in homes without paying rent. In the wake of our reporting, authorities charged the Callahans with several felonies, which are pending in Westborough District Court.
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3 weeks ago |
nbcboston.com | Ryan Kath
Since launching our " To Catch a Contractor" investigative series several years ago, we have constantly reminded consumers how important it is to do their homework before hiring someone and handing over big bucks for a home improvement project. However, how are you supposed to study up if you don't have all the available information at your fingertips?
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1 month 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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Six months. That's how long it took for the City of Boston to provide one employee's Election Day emails after several polling locations ran out of ballots https://t.co/H8FJ3mnaQv
The owner of a facility that homes retired military and police K9s is suing animal control officers in Seekonk, who showed up to perform an inspection at the property. The lawsuit accused the employees of triggering the service dogs' severe PTSD symptoms https://t.co/FHvgscOh5a https://t.co/adei7xon33
