Ben Simmoneau is a journalist at WCVB. He specializes in consumer interest and rights, healthcare, and aviation, often covering topics related to retail and alternative medicine. Ben's work has been featured in WPBF 25, WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KSBW 8, WCVB Channel 5, and KCCI-TV.
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Ben Simmoneau's coverage focuses on local news, government and politics, as well as transportation and logistics in the Massachusetts area. His articles often feature expert commentary or government announcements related to these topics.
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Car insurance costs are rising, but Consumer Reports says drivers may be able to lower premiums without losing needed coverage.
Refunds are another step closer for thousands of former members of Boston Sports Clubs, who were wrongly charged when the gym shut its locations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Review found hundreds of consumers have reported safety incidents to federal safety regulators.
By: Ben Simmoneau
Passkeys are gaining traction as a safer, simpler way to log in, and experts say the shift away from passwords is overdue.
With concerns about lead popping up in everything from toys to cookware, many people are looking for quick ways to check for lead in their homes.
By: Ben Simmoneau
Hundreds of Massachusetts homeowners dealing with crumbling concrete foundations are urging the state to take action as repair work begins at one of the largest affected properties identified so far.
Homeowners insurance costs are climbing, but Consumer Reports says shopping around, bundling and upgrades can help lower your bill.
Consumer Reports says battery-powered yard tools are now strong alternatives to gas, with key tips on batteries, brands and safety.
June sales are bringing early Father’s Day deals, Prime Day discounts and other chances to save before summer ends.
By: Ben Simmoneau
A Massachusetts man says Ford made him pay nearly $1,900 for a brake repair tied to a recall that still lacks a final fix.
