Organizers of the canceled Boston Grand Prix have until the end of the day to present a plan to refund all proceeds from the sale of tickets for the IndyCar race, which had been scheduled for Labor Day weekend, or face legal action, the Massachusetts state attorney general has warned. "We have given the companies until the end of the day to come forward with a plan," Attorney General Maura Healey told WGBH's Boston Public Radio on Monday. "Otherwise they’ll be held accountable and there will be consequences." Healey labeled it "outrageous" that fans who bought tickets for the race have not had their purchases refunded. According to Boston's WCVB TV, the...
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