Regional planners removed the Boylston Street safety project from the MPO TIP, freeing federal dollars and postponing promised pedestrian and bike upgrades at a deadly Fenway intersection.

A state trooper assigned to Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s detail pulled a driver from a burning electric car at the Bedford Toll Plaza. Officials say quick action by the trooper, the governor and bystanders likely saved the driver's life.

Leominster families are making backup plans as a national contract covering many bus drivers expires today, raising the possibility of service disruptions. Districts and the contractor say they will post updates if routes are affected.

The MBTA is rolling out summer Commuter Rail discounts — including the $10 weekend pass — to make day trips and holiday travel cheaper across Greater Boston.

A state rule can return part of the gas excise to Mass Pike users — but strict timing and receipt rules make the refund a paperwork slog. Here's how it works and how to apply.

A JetBlue A320 struck a coyote during takeoff at T.F. Green in Warwick. The flight returned for inspection and later continued; no injuries were reported.

The MBTA’s spring schedule will boost subway frequency and expand bus service across 37 routes starting April 5, with CT2 folded into Route 85 and new Sunday and evening trips.

U.S. Customs released seized subway car shells, allowing CRRC MA to begin recalling 142 furloughed workers at its Springfield plant. The move should ease MBTA assembly delays.

A water main break in Jamaica Plain flooded streets and forced evacuations at daycares and businesses as crews work to make repairs.

A water main burst on Columbus Avenue near Jackson Square Tuesday, flooding the street and prompting closures as BWSC crews responded.

An American Airlines flight at Boston Logan was held at the gate Tuesday after a cargo‑hold alert; Massport says passengers deplaned and no injuries were reported.

A sinkhole on Route 140 north near Exit 12 in Lakeville disabled at least eight vehicles and forced an emergency lane closure while crews patched the road.

House Democrats rolled out a $1.8 billion supplemental bill that would send hundreds of millions to the MBTA and add another $10 million to Boston’s World Cup effort.