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A Texas-based health insurance agency has been permanently banned from operating in Massachusetts and ordered to pay $5 million after state prosecutors found it systematically sold products that looked like health insurance — and were not. The consent judgment, entered April 29, 2026, in Suffolk Superior Court, conclud

Massachusetts Attorney General is accusing UnitedHealthcare of misclassifying the conditions of elderly members and defrauding MassHealth of at least $100 million.

WORCESTER – City resident Kyle Pursell, 36, is working toward opening the former location of the Dive Bar, at 34 Green St., this summer. Pursell says the Corner Dive appears to be on track for opening in late June. Pursell has led significant work in what will be the...

Another Hooters in Massachusetts is closing as the brand undergoes a major corporate rebrand to shift back toward a family-friendly sports bar experience.

BOSTON — Facing the possibility of being fired, six high-earning Massachusetts Department of Transportation maintenance workers chose to walk away from their state jobs on Thursday, abruptly resigning in the wake of an explosive 25 Investigates report about apparent overtime reporting discrepancies. A source inside the

A Massachusetts State Police Sergeant charged with assault is due back in Springfield District Court on Friday.

A winning $2 million lottery ticket was sold at a Cape Cod gas station and claimed Thursday — in addition to others who won or claimed prizes worth $1 million, $200,000 and $100,000. The $2 million prize was from “$2,000,000 50X Cashword 2025,” a $10 scratch ticket game released...

BOSTON — Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell today filed a lawsuit in Suffolk Superior Court against UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company, d/b/a UnitedHealthcare Community Plans of Massachusetts, alleging the company falsely manipulated the health status of MassHealth members enrolled in its Senior Care Op

CLINTON, Mass. — The parents of a teenager say their son is lucky to be alive after he was hit by a car while riding an E-Scooter on Wednesday night. Jackson Dougas, 13, told Boston 25 he was riding a friend’s E-Scooter down High Street in Clinton around 6 pm at roughly 35 mph.

As the start to June grows closer, so does the end of the school year in Massachusetts. While school typically lets out in mid-June, the exact date for the last day fluctuates depending on the district. Snow days and other unexpected closures can also extend the school year, as schools must reach 180 days of instructio