WBZ News update for January 23
Wintry mix starts the week; Katherine Clark’s daughter facing charges; Norwood police incident; New MBTA station
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Wintry mix starts the week; Katherine Clark’s daughter facing charges; Norwood police incident; New MBTA station
A top MBTA engineer said investigators have narrowed their probe to "material failure" as a possible explanation for power cable problems on the new Orange Line cars.
WBZ-TV's Breana Pitts reports.
An argument between a boy and man at an MBTA stop in Allston turned violent Wednesday, police said.
A "marauding group" beat and robbed MBTA riders with a crowbar during the Thursday evening commute, police allege.
A jury found former MBTA operator Owen Turner not guilty of gross negligence for his role in a 2021 Green Line crash.
In July 2021 an MBTA trolley crash near Boston University injured more than 20 people.
The pedestrian bridge at the JFK/UMass station should be reopened by the end of this week, the MBTA said.
In late November, the T discovered a "critical structural issue."
The woman, who was shot in the abdomen, is expected to survive.
Snow timeline; Green Line crash report; Wahlburger’s pickle lawsuit; Brockton house fire
The driver of a Green Line train involved in a crash in Boston told investigators he blacked out and may have fallen asleep.
WBZ TV's Liam Martin reports.
Work on the Orange, Green and Red Lines will disrupt service the next three weekends.
WBZ TV's Breana Pitts reports.
Medford High School new security protocol; MBTA bus shooting; Masks in Boston schoools; New Year's Eve forecast
The MBTA pulled nine new Orange Line subway cars from service Friday because of safety issues.
The MBTA removed 9 new Orange Line subway cars due to safety issues.
NEXT Weather Alert; Apple store crash hearing; MBTA interim leader; Sports gaming soft launch
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren sat down for a one-on-one interview with WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller.
The MBTA said it has started phasing out Frank Oglesby's voice as it transitions to an automated system.
The MBTA said it has started phasing out Frank Oglesby's voice as it transitions to an automated system. WBZ-TV's Brandon Truitt reports.
The first train on the new Green Line extension rolled out of the new Medford-Tufts MBTA station early Monday morning.
The train left the station at 4:45 a.m., packed predominantly with students. WBZ-TV's Nick Giovanni reports.
About 50,000 people are expected to ride it every day. WBZ-TV's Nick Giovanni reports.
