The MBTA has announced service changes for next month on the Mattapan, Green and Orange lines as the agency continues working to improve reliability across the system. Riders will be able to find more information on these services changes through in-station signage, in-station public announcements and online at mbta.com/alerts. There will also be transit ambassadors and MBTA staff available...

There’s an ongoing water main issue in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood Wednesday morning, at an intersection just feet from the Ashmont MBTA Station, that caused multiple water services to be impacted and delays during the morning commute. The Boston Water and Sewer Commission first responded to the area Tuesday evening, saying they were controlling a leak on site and that...

A man has been taken to the hospital following an apparent stabbing near Field Corner MBTA station in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood. Police responded to the T station on Dorchester Avenue shortly after 8p.m. on Sunday to find the man suffering from possible stab wounds. It is unclear how serious his injuries are. Police say no arrests have been made....

A teenage driver managed to avoid being injured after his car got stuck on MBTA Commuter Rail tracks and was hit by a train Thursday night in Stoughton, Massachusetts, police said. The driver told officers he’d taken a wrong turn and ended up getting stuck on the tracks, according to MBTA Transit Police. When the train hit the car,...

A man suffered life-threatening injuries in a stabbing near the Fields Corner Red Line stop.

A stabbing Wednesday in Dorchester left a person in critical condition.

A person suffered life-threatening injuries in a stabbing near an MBTA stop in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood Wednesday afternoon, according to Boston police. The stabbing happened just before 3 p.m. on Dorchester Avenue,, near the Fields Corner MBTA station, police said. The victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. “I heard a lot of yelling, and it just...

The latest MBTA project will close parts of the Red Line for nearly a month. A big stretch of tracks will be replaced and should improve travels times, the T says.

MBTA Red Line riders will have to expect some disruption over the next few weeks as crews are starting a new project to eliminate slow zones. Its 24-day closure starts Friday, allowing crews to replace nearly 20 miles of track. While the end goal is something Red Line riders are looking forward to, those who use the T stop at…