A partial shutdown of the Red Line began Thursday night and will remain in effect through Sunday, according to the MBTA.

MBTA commuters on the Blue, Orange, Lowell, and Fitchburg lines can expect disruptions to regular service this month.

Starting on Aug. 24, the changes will include more frequent Red and Orange line trains, especially during peak weekday times.

Transit Police Superintendent Richard Sullivan said officials believe the person was “suffering from a mental health issue.” ...

The MBTA will close portions of its Green, Red and Orange subway lines, as well as the Commuter Rail’s Framingham/Worcester line, at different points in the coming weeks to accommodate a range ...

New subway car shells are being held by federal customs agents. The T is optimistic the delivery schedule for new train cars ...

The MBTA has reached a $5 million settlement with the estate of a man killed more than three years ago after his arm became trapped in the door of a Red Line train and he was dragged to his death.

BOSTON — Relatives of the man who was dragged to death by a Red Line train in Boston three years ago have agreed to a multimillion-dollar settlement with the MBTA, court records show. Robinson ...

“This is, like, clearly a problem, I take the train every day, and, like, kids, families always in the train station and that just cannot be happening,” said rider Jaly Jah Davis. The MBTA ...

The Red Line’s average speed increased from 13.2 mph in October 2023, before the MBTA’s massive repair effort began, to 19 mph this past December.