MBTA To Suspend Red Line Service, Add Shuttle Buses at Cambridge Stations July 21-30
The MBTA will suspend Red Line service between Alewife and Park Street from July 21 to July 30. Affected stations are Alewife, Davis, Porter, Harvard, Central, Kendall/MIT, Charles/MGH, and Park Street. Free and accessible shuttle buses will replace the Red Line service and make all stops between Alewife and Park...
Man accused of killing state trooper, charged with homicide
FRACKVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A man was charged with homicide by vehicle following Wednesday morning’s crash that resulted in the death of a Pennsylvania State Trooper. Michael Bon, 33, of Brockton, Massachusetts faces homicide by vehicle and other related charges for the death of Pennsylvania State Troop
5 restaurants we can’t wait to try in July
From Lebanese cuisine to beer-infused bites at a Kenmore rooftop, these are five Boston restaurants we're excited to visit this July. Summer is all about new opportunities and there’s plenty of culinary variety coming to town this month, from Lebanese spices to beer-infused munchies on a Kenmore rooftop to a reimagined
Body camera video sheds new light on 2020 Boston police shooting involving Tyler Brown
Newly released body camera footage from a 2020 police encounter shows a Boston police officer firing shots toward Tyler Brown moments before his arrest, following what authorities said was an exchange of gunfire in the city’s South End.
An ‘adorable’ dolphin was spotted in trouble at Chelsea marina
A dolphin was spotted in the Marina at Admiral’s Hill on Tuesday, according to a Facebook post by the City of Chelsea. “An adorable harbor porpoise was spotted in Admirals Hill Marina and was circling the docks,” the post read. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration was notified...
Behind Golden Temple’s closure: Siblings feud in court, allegations of stolen millions and a...
The recent closure of Golden Temple, an iconic 66-year-old Chinese restaurant in Washington Square, was preceded by intense legal battles among the four siblings who own the restaurant, according to court documents reviewed by Brookline.News. The documents paint a picture of an acrimonious family feud with allegations
10 PM Curfew Starts Friday: What Brockton Residents Need to Know
The City of Brockton, Massachusetts, announced a temporary public safety curfew set to begin Friday, July 3, 2026, at 10:00 PM, following what the city described as recent violent events and other public safety incidents tied to World Cup celebrations. According to the City of Brockton, the curfew will be in effect cit
Woman charged after being clocked at 120 mph on I-395 in Montville, state police...
MONTVILLE, Conn. (WFSB) - A Massachusetts woman was arrested after state police said she was driving at speeds of up to 120 mph on Interstate 395 in Montville on Sunday. A troopers was heading northbound on I-395 when he saw a Tesla passing on the right while traveling at a high rate of speed, according to a state poli
Massachusetts AG announces $2.75 million settlement to resolve allegations nursing homes across the state,...
BOSTON – Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell today announced a $2.75 million settlement with Bear Mountain Healthcare LLC (“Bear Mountain”), along with its affiliates and current and former skilled nursing facilities, resolving allegations that Bear Mountain knowingly understaffed its facilities, resulti
MBTA Selects STV to Support Battery-Electric Locomotive Procurement
STV has been selected by MBTA to assist with the procurement of battery-electric locomotives. The contract spans seven years, covering the entire process from bid review to testing. STV's role includes comprehensive support throughout procurement, production, and evaluation stages. STV was selected by Boston’s Massachu

















