Person dies after being struck by MBTA train in Providence, police say. What to know.
PROVIDENCE -- A person was struck by an MBTA train and killed early Thursday morning, according to Providence police. The death happened near Dike Street in the Olneyville neighborhood, said Providence police Detective Maj. David Lapatin. An investigation, led by investigators from Amtrak continues, Lapatin said.
"Our office is not able to literally ignore that the local mandate law does require contemporaneous funding be appropriated," ...
A trio of state agencies is gauging real estate developers’ interest in adding significant commercial or residential space to ...
The MBTA is implementing new collision prevention technology on the Green Line to improve safety after a recent crash.
We asked for your questions about the controversial multi-family zoning law. Housing and zoning experts debunk common ...
Officials pitched the five weeks of free weekend service as a way to attract riders to the new offering, which they described ...
The state auditor determined last week that the MBTA Communities Act was an "unfunded mandate," giving towns that don't want ...
Buses were being used between Providence and the Wickford Junction station in North Kingstown, Keolis Commuter Services, officials said.
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Massachusetts cities and towns fighting the controversial MBTA zoning law are celebrating lightly after the State Auditor’s ...
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New Bedford's MBTA rail station features this amazing colorful glass art. Meet the artist.When commuters in New Bedford take the MBTA train, they'll be greeted by a huge colorful glass tower. It was created by a ...
A Central Massachusetts community initially was among those that led the charge against a state housing law. Here's why they ...
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MBTA rolls out new battery electric busesIt’s one of the first things you notice when you ride one of the MBTA’s new battery electric buses: it’s quiet. “This is just ...
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