The first weekday commute without the Orange Line is upon us. The MBTA announced the Orange Line shutdown earlier this month, a 30-day stretch that will affect commuters across the city.

The MBTA announced that Orange Line service from North Station to Forest Hills would be replaced Thursday evening.

Orange Line service was replaced with shuttle buses between Back Bay and Forest Hills stations due to high water conditions ...

The MBTA’s Orange Line subway is shut down for a month. The MBTA will also be closing the Green Line between Government Center and Union Square stations, from Aug. 22 until the morning of Sept.

The entire Orange Line of the MBTA will shut down for 30 days beginning in the middle of August, T officials and Gov. Charlie Baker announced Wednesday. Officials said the shutdown, which comes ...

A long stretch of the MBTA’s Orange Line was shut down for roughly four hours Thursday, after a nor’easter that brought heavy ...

The MBTA is 11 years into a contract to replace its aging Orange and Red Line train cars. The project is up to a billion ...

The MBTA has completed nearly 60% of planned work during the Orange Line shutdown, removed two of the six speed restrictions and is on track to resume service by Sept. 19. The update came Tuesday ...

BOSTON -- Imagine stepping inside the deep, dark, and dirty tunnels of the Orange Line. It's Boston's ultimate fixer-upper. After a month-long shutdown on the Orange Line, riders were back on ...

Service will be suspended on parts of the Orange Line beginning Saturday to support MassDOT's Maffa Way/Mystic Avenue Bridge Superstructure Replacements project, the MBTA said.The project will ...

It was a bumpy month of service disruptions, snarled traffic, and extended commutes while the Orange Line was shut down for overdue repairs. But on Monday morning, after 30 days of shuttle bus ...

BOSTON (WHDH) - As the Orange Line’s month-long shutdown looms closer, MBTA and state officials acknowledged the effect the disruption will have on riders and commuters, but professed the long ...