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There will be less Green Line service this summer, MBTA says. Here's why
There will be fewer Green Line trains available starting this weekend as the MBTA begins installing a train protection system throughout its entire fleet aimed at improving safety.
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Charge conference in Karen Read trial today; closing arguments expected Friday
It will be a busy day for attorneys in the Karen Read case today as they meet to resolve some housekeeping issues while jurors have the day off ahead of closing arguments that are expected Friday.
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Temps soar into upper 80s today, tracking weekend rain showers
Summer returned yesterday, but it really bears down today. And we’re tracking rain for the weekend — again.
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Massachusetts fights off challengers to its life science dominance
Mass. fights off challengers to its life science dominance
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1 year until the World Cup, and Boston is buzzing: ‘It's going to be amazing'
The Greater Boston area is officially a year away from hosting hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the globe for the FIFA World Cup 2026 .
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Is federal funding for the Mass. Pike redesign in Allston still coming?
A few factors may be standing in the way of the Allston Multimodal Project, including the status of previously secured federal funds.
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Worcester City Council meeting ends early as protesters fill chamber
Videos posted to social media show masked protesters chanting obscenities during a city council meeting in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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‘Beauty at all angles' this year at Boston's Kelleher Rose Garden
A hidden gem in the Back Bay Fens, the Kelleher Rose Garden is now in bloom with hundreds of vibrant roses.
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WATCH: Marcelo Mayer homers twice in Wednesday's game vs. Rays
Prized Red Sox prospect Marcelo Mayer showed off his smooth swing with two homers against the Rays on Wednesday night at Fenway Park.
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LGBTQ+ community ‘devastated' by Trump push to end specialized suicide hotline services
The White House proposed maintaining the same overall funding for the 988 suicide prevention hotline, but ending specialized services for LGBTQ+ youth and young adults who call.
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Scal: ‘No way in hell' Celtics trade Derrick White this offseason
NBC Sports Boston’s Celtics analyst Brian Scalabrine adamantly shut down any chance of Boston parting ways with Derrick White this offseason.
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Child hit by vehicle in Dorchester
A child was hit by a vehicle Wednesday in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood, police said. The crash happened at the intersection of Denny Street and Springdale Street, according to the Boston Police Department. The victim was transported to a hospital, police said. Boston police later said the child, a 2-year-old, sustained a minor injury. The...