The incident began at around 3:45 p.m., as an Orange Line train was stopped approaching Roxbury Crossing, according to the transit agency.

Around 8:50 a.m., Keolis Commuter Services spokesman Jake O’Neill e-mailed the Globe to report mTicket was functioning again.

Authorities are currently unsure why the train halted at that location and how a door opened, allowing the man to exit.

Police are searching for a suspect after a woman was pushed onto a train track at North Station, MBTA Transit Police said.

Police are searching for a man they say is responsible for pushing a 61-year-old woman onto train tracks at North Station ...

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Led by the Massachusetts Port Authority, Massachusetts Department of Transportation and the MBTA, the 26-acre Anderson RTC ...

The MBTA will partially close two of its key subway lines and direct riders to shuttle buses on select weekends in July as it performs essential maintenance work, authorities said. The closures will ...

The woman was pushed onto the tracks on Thursday, NBC10 reports. The 61-year-old woman was pushed on the Green Line platform and her injuries are unknown, WCVB reports. Police, however, told the ...

The MBTA is seeing its best ridership numbers since the pandemic, and its leadership is crediting increased service for the ...