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THE TOWN of Foxborough is asking a Norfolk County Superior Court judge to dismiss The Kraft Group’s lawsuit that alleges the town abused its licensing authority by charging nearly $1 million in Gillette Stadium entertainment license renewal fees. / PBN FILE PHOTO

Foxborough counters Kraft Group’s lawsuit challenging $950K entertainment license renewal fee

Economic Activity 07/08/2026

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Foxborough officials are asking a Norfolk County Superior Court judge to dismiss The Kraft Group’s lawsuit alleging that the town abused...

THE KRAFT Group has filed a complaint against the town of Foxborough for allegedly abusing its licensing authority when it charged the plaintiffs nearly $1 million in administrative fees for its entertainment license renewal for Gillette Stadium. / PBN FILE PHOTO

Kraft Group sues Foxborough over $950K entertainment license renewal fee

Economic Activity 06/17/2026

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The Kraft Group has filed a lawsuit against the town for allegedly abusing its licensing authority when it charged the company...

Reports: Questions over security funding hold up license for World Cup...

Economic Activity 03/04/2026

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – FIFA World Cup organizers and the Foxborough Select Board remain at odds over who will cover the $7.7 million in security...

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