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The MBTA partially closed the Green Line for signal repairs from North Station to Kenmore. Parts of the B and E Branches are also closed, and the work updates the subway's original signal boxes. The closure runs through Sunday, Oct. 4, so riders should plan other routes.
CBS News Los Angeles (KCBS/KCAL) · Sep 29, 2026Boston Fire warned of collapse concerns at a Nubian Square building in Roxbury that caught fire on Monday. Fire officials said the weight of a billboard on top could bring the roof down. Five businesses operated in the building, which matters to owners and workers in the neighborhood.
WHDH 7News · Sep 29, 2026Mayor Michelle Wu's administration announced Ride & Chill, a free family biking event in Franklin Park. It takes place October 11, 2026, with rides of different lengths and a festival at the Shattuck picnic area. The event gives families a no-cost way to ride together in a city park.
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Mayor Michelle Wu's administration announced Ride & Chill, a free family biking event with rides of varying lengths and a festival at the Shattuck picnic area in Franklin Park, set for October 11, 2026.
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Around 1,300 students from areas ranging from Lawrence down to New Bedford saw "Wicked" in Boston thanks to Rodman for Kids. The group enjoyed the Broadway show at the Citizens Opera House. This program is described as unlocking new interests and showing that everyone is welcome at the theater.
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The Boston Bruins defeated the New York Rangers 3-0 in Tuesday night's season opener. Fraser Minten scored a goal to break a scoreless tie late in the game. The victory extends the Bruins' home opener winning streak to 11 consecutive wins.
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The Boston Bruins defeated the New York Rangers with a score of 3-0 during their season opener on Tuesday night. Fraser Minten was noted for his performance in the game.
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Newton health officials ordered a mini horse removed because the yard did not meet health requirements for large animals. The owner stated they want to fight the order even more.
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Prosecutors state a Lawrence member of the Los Trinitarios gang admitted to trafficking guns and drugs across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine. The individual faces sentencing in federal court in Boston.
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Top AI executives met with Trump at the White House regarding an accord for tech firms to self-police AI development.
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A former 'American Idol' singer has been convicted of fatally shooting his wife. He could face up to life in prison without parole when sentenced on Monday.
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The Red Sox have been one of the least-productive teams against pitches of 95 miles per hour or greater this year, raising questions about their performance in the postseason.
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The Department of Higher Education board plans to require private colleges and universities to publicly post by December 31 if they are at “risk of imminent closure.”
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New details have emerged regarding a deeply disturbing case involving a Malden man accused of kidnapping and sexually abusing a woman for several weeks. Officers found the woman allegedly held against her will in squalid conditions.
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The Wahlburgers restaurant at the Hingham Shipyard will close on Wednesday because its lease is ending, according to a company Facebook post.
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