Grubhub settles Massachusetts' lawsuit over pandemic-era fees for $3.5 mln
Grubhub has agreed to pay more than $3.5 million to resolve a lawsuit by Massachusetts accusing the company of illegally charging restaurants excessive fees during the COVID-19 pandemic.
eBay to pay $3M after targeting Massachusetts couple with cyberstalking campaign
eBay Inc. admitted that seven now former members of its security team targeted a Massachusetts couple over a newsletter critical of the e-commerce giant.
Google going to trial over AI technology allegedly violating patents
Google is heading to court to defend itself from accusations that it illicitly utilized patented computing technology from Singular Computing to improve its artificial intelligence.
Massachusetts snowstorm cancels, delays flights at Boston's Logan Airport
Nearly 150 flights were canceled at Boston's Logan International Airport as of Sunday morning as a winter storm dumped snow across the state.
Massachusetts mom wins $25M lottery prize, plans to pay off her daughters' student loans
A Massachusetts woman has taken home a $25 million grand prize in the lottery. The mom of three plans to pay off her kids' student loans, take a trip to Aruba and buy a new car.
Biden spending Thanksgiving at lavish Nantucket home
President Biden and family have returned to Nantucket, Massachusetts, to spend the Thanksgiving holiday at a lavish mansion owned by billionaire David Rubenstein.
Teachers strike in Portland Public Schools drags on in ‘no school November’
The ongoing strike by the Portland Association of Teachers has kept about 45,000 students in Portland Public Schools out of the classroom since Nov. 1.
Massachusetts subcontractor dies after being electrocuted at AT&T facility
On Tuesday morning, Massachusetts first responders arrived at an AT&T building and found that a 44-year-old man had been electrocuted.
Man says housekeeper finds missing lottery ticket, leading to his $1M win
The man from Medford, Massachusetts, bought a "15,000,000 Money Maker" instant game and apparently didn't know he won on the misplaced ticket that his house cleaner found months later.
Biden admin's new rule could put pinch on lobster fishermen while letting others off the hook: critics
New England lobstermen are pushing back against new federal rules that expand restricted waters which could cut their business by at least 25%.
Smith & Wesson officially moves headquarters out of blue state to Tennessee
Gun manufacturer officially moved its longtime New England headquarters from Massachusetts to Tennessee this month, earning praise from the NRA.
Former Massachusetts funeral home is listed for sale: 'Probably haunted'
The Turgeon Funeral Home in Millbury, Massachusetts, has hit the market for $769,000 — but beware: The for-sale sign on the lawn says the property is "probably haunted."
Nonprofit aims to combat veteran homelessness by assisting in transition to civilian life
As thousands of veterans face homelessness, Veterans Inc. works to alleviate that crisis by helping those transitioning to civilian life find jobs that utilize their military skills.
Worker dies in forklift accident at Logan International Airport
A forklift operator died Tuesday after becoming involved in an accident at Boston’s Logan International Airport, according to state police.
Popular summer vacation destinations across US see uptick in vacancies
Popular travel destinations across the country experienced lower occupancy rates this summer and real estate experts believe one of the causes could be high supply with low demand.
Massachusetts health officials warn of data breach involving more than 134K people
Health officials in Massachusetts are warning more than 134,000 residents, who currently or were enrolled in certain state programs, that their personal data may have been stolen.
Massachusetts firefighters say electric car 'spontaneously' burst into flames outside home
The Wareham Fire Department says its firefighters spent three hours and used more than 11,000 gallons of water to extinguish a sudden electric vehicle fire.
Massachusetts regulators investigate investment firms' use of AI
Massachusetts is investigating the use of artificial intelligence by investment firms in client-facing tools and marketing materials to ensure there are safeguards.
Founding Father John Adams' intimate letter to 'sincere friend' teenage bride sold for $40,000
An intimate letter from President John Adams to a young bride, known only to one American family for 200 years, sold for $40,000 as part of a "friendship album."
National Park Service offering historic Cape Cod dune shacks for lease, frustrating long-time occupants
Starting at just over $2,000 a year, the National Park Service is offering rustic dune shacks on Cape Cod for a 10-year lease. The occupant is responsible for maintenance and repairs.


















