COPLEY SQUARE

The organizer told NBC10 Boston they plan to stay safe, go slow and follow the rules of the road, but it is a group of cyclists traveling together in Boston so drivers should keep an eye out as they plan to cover about 10 miles through the city.

The group behind the protest that disrupted rush hour traffic in Boston’s Seaport Wednesday morning held another event Friday afternoon in the heart of the city. Extinction Rebellion organized a slow, 10-mile group bike ride that travels from Copley Square to Boston Common Friday afternoon at 5:30 p.m. The riders plan to take up one lane of traffic. The...

The group, which calls itself “Extinction Rebellion”, originally planned to block traffic at four different sites, but much of the demonstration wound up at the bridge that connects Boston’s Seaport and Financial Districts, after an initial meeting at Post Office Square.

Some of the changes made to help traffic flow during the shutdown of the MBTA’s Orange Line are still in effect.

Some of the infrastructure changes that improved traffic flow or public safety will remain in place.

Some of the traffic changes put in place by the City of Boston during the Orange Line shutdown to accommodate shuttles and additional traffic will remain in place permanently, city officials announced Tuesday. That includes permanent changes to Copley Square: a bus lane on Boylston Street from Ring Road to Clarendon Street, which reduces car traffic to one lane. The…

With service stopped on the Orange Line and the new Green Line extension, people across Boston are adjusting.

Confusion. Frustration. Hostility. And on the flip side, some pleasant surprises. An unprecedented MBTA closure is underway and commuters are all over social media sharing their experiences, warnings and complaints as everyone tries to navigate the Boston area with what amounts to a temporarily redesigned transit system for hundreds of thousands of regular Orange and Green line riders. Officials have…

The real test for the Orange Line shutdown and Green Line closure could be Tuesday, according to a MassDOT official, or it could be when school is back in session, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said.

The Orange and Green line closures are underway, and commuters are already feeling the pain. Shuttle buses and Commuter Rail trains have taken over for trains from Somerville and Malden down to Boston’s Forest Hills neighborhoods, and the reconfigured roads are expected to affect drivers as well. While needed repair work is done on the train lines, some of...

After a slow start Monday, things were picking up around 8 a.m., with one commuter telling NBC10 Boston that his commute had taken two hours.

The shutdown expected to be a big problem for those who rely on the Orange Line for the next month, especially with schools resuming in the days and weeks ahead.

The shuttle bus drivers are training. The no parking signs are up. The City of Boston is having to prepare in record time for this unprecedented shutdown that will impact you even if you don’t take the T.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Chief of Streets Jascha Franklin-Hodge detailed what the city is doing to prepare for the 30-day shutdown of the MBTA Orange Line

With the 30-day closure of the MBTA’s Orange Line just a day away, the City of Boston is rushing to prepare for the major shakeup to the transportation system with an “all hands on deck” effort that will temporarily reshape its streets, Mayor Michelle Wu said Thursday. The Orange Line’s trains are set to stop running at 9 p.m....

Police are asking for help in identifying a person suspected to be involved in an aggravated assault that happened during a Celtics Game 4 watch party last week, the Boston Police Department said Friday. The assault occurred around 11:30 p.m. on Friday, June 10, near Copley Square. The suspect has brown hair and at the time was seen wearing a…

Attention drivers – you may have to make adjustments if you’re traveling into the Copley area of Boston for the next month. Starting Sunday night, the exit from the Mass Pike eastbound to Copley Square until Memorial Day weekend. During that time crews will be doing work on portions of the bridge deck on the ramp to Copley Square. The…

The wait is over for Boston’s first Chick-fil-A. The restaurant’s first location within Boston city limits opened on Wednesday at 569 Boylston St. in Copley Square, more than three years after a location in the Back Bay was announced. “We look forward to joining the community and to serving all of our guests delicious food in an environment of...

In today’s Daily Debrief, the superintendent of Boston Public schools is helping to fill the teaching shortage by teaching 5th grade today. A doctor explains why swabbing your throat with an at-home COVID test may be more likely to pick up the Omicron variant. Vaccine booster sites run by the state open today. And the first Chick-Fil-A in Boston is...

Boston says goodbye to 2021 and hello to 2022.