A company that operates 130 fitness centers has agreed to pay the government to resolve a pandemic-era loan dispute.

Four non-profits agreed to pay over $3 million to resolve allegations of misusing PPP loans after settling with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia.

Based in Milford, IGNITE owns 134 Planet Fitness locations in the U.S. and Canada. In 2021, the franchise allegedly received ...

MILFORD — The Milford-based company that owns and operates Planet Fitness locations in Connecticut and other states has ...

Jodi Aliece Jennings, 50, of Junction City, pleaded guilty on Jan. 7 to stealing more that $487,000 in federal funds intended ...

The Connecticut-based fitness company that owns and operates more than 130 Planet Fitness centers around North America has ...

Four non-profit organizations have agreed to pay over $3 million to settle allegations of improperly obtaining Paycheck ...

Brown, LLC helped achieve an $8.39 million settlement in United States v. Marymount Manhattan College, 24 Civ. 423 (JPO), a False Claims Act case brought by Brown, LLC’s client on behalf of the ...

Brooks Koepka (five-time major champion, LIV Golf's most reluctant poster boy) didn't just apply for reinstatement to the PGA ...

Victoria Kates, 35, of New Britain was sentenced to three months in prison in Hartford federal court Friday for fraudulently ...

The Tennessee Attorney General said the deal will provide refunds, free parking credits and new transparency rules after ...