“Massachusetts State Police Recruit Sworn in as Trooper on Deathbed”
Massachusetts State Police recruit, Enrique Delgado-Garcia, who suffered a medical emergency during training, is sworn in as a trooper on his deathbed.
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Multiple Stabbings at Braintree Theater and Plymouth Rest Area
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Four girls between the ages of 9 and 17 were stabbed in a Massachusetts movie theater, with the suspect…
6 Cars Burglarized, 1 Stolen in One Night in Needham
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The Needham police department in Massachusetts has urged residents to lock their vehicles and not to…
Optum Acquires Steward Health Care Group: Senator Markey Reports
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UnitedHealth Group's subsidiary OptumCare is reportedly planning to buy Stewardship Health and the contracting Steward Health Care Network. The transaction, which involves two of the biggest medical providers in Massachusetts and the US, will be reviewed by the Health Policy Commission (HPC) for its potential impact on healthcare costs,…
Massachusetts Demands Steward’s Urgent Financial Records Submission
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Steward Health Care, a company that operates 10 hospitals in Massachusetts, has expressed interest in…
Transformer Explosion Leads to Evacuation of Boston’s Lenox Hotel
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The Lenox Hotel in Boston was evacuated after a transformer explosion at the back of the building caused…
IRS Launches Free Direct File System for 2024 Tax Season
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The IRS will open a free, online filing system for some Americans for the 2022 tax season as part of an experimental pilot program. The Direct File system will be available to residents in 12 states who have income from an employer or unemployment compensation, Social Security benefits, and interest of $1,500 or less, but is not an option…
Patients Risk Care Denial for Hostile Behavior at MA Hospital
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Milford Regional Medical Center in Massachusetts has introduced a new conduct policy stating that…
Janet Yellen Spotlights Inflation Reduction Act in Boston – NBC
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US Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen recently visited Roxbury Community College to explore smart…
Medicaid Prescription Costs Rise Despite Less Usage
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Despite lower utilization of prescription medications, Medicaid spending on prescription drugs has increased significantly, according to a recent report by the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF). The study, based on data from 2016 to 2022, found that although the number of prescriptions per Medicaid enrollee decreased, net spending on…