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The shutdown of the Orange Line, combined with cutbacks in Boston-area bus routes, coincides with the new year of Boston Public Schools as well as the move-in of tens of thousands of college and university students.

The FTA first told state officials it was launching an inspection of the MBTA’s operations and maintenance in April — days after a man was dragged to death by a Red Line train.

Early this summer, the MBTA announced service cuts that would affect the subway due to staffing shortages. Those changes will remain in place for the fall.

Commuters taking any means of transportation around Boston on Monday are bracing for increased traffic and slower travel times as both the Orange Lines and...

A representative from OSHA said its investigation into the garage collapse is ongoing. Read more at Boston.com.

The Green and Orange Lines have reopened after partially closing around Haymarket station at the end of last week.

Service through the heart of downtown Boston on two lines has been halted for days due to concerns over "severely deteriorated" support columns in the garage.

Service through the heart of downtown Boston on two subway lines remains halted for what the transit agency described as a "structural issue with the Government Center Garage."

Service through the heart of downtown Boston on both lines was halted Thursday evening for what the transit agency described as a "structural issue with the Government Center Garage."