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Here's what to know ahead of the T's November Red Line shutdowns
Parts of the MBTA’s Red Line will shut down multiple times next month. Red Line service will be suspended early in November between Broadway and North Quincy from Nov. 5 through Nov. 10 and between Broadway and Ashmont on Nov. 9 and Nov. 10. The MBTA announced all service changes for the month on Oct. 17. Alternate service options are...
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Boston City Council steers new tax plan back to State House
A plan to temporarily shift more of Boston’s property tax burden onto commercial owners is headed back to Beacon Hill after the City Council approved a revised version with a lone objection. The council voted 12-1 Wednesday to approve a new home rule petition that would enable the city to move more of the city’s property tax burden onto commercial...
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4 MBTA employees fired amid investigation into alleged criminal activity at Cabot Yard
The MBTA has terminated four employees as the agency continues to investigate suspected criminal activity at the Cabot Yard maintenance facility.
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Cruiser involved in pedestrian crash near Mass. and Cass in Boston
A Boston police cruiser was involved in a pedestrian crash near Mass. and Cass on Wednesday morning.
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Person taken to hospital after crash at Mass. and Cass in Boston
A pedestrian was taken to the hospital after a crash in the area known as Mass. and Cass in Boston Wednesday. Police confirmed they were investigating the crash at Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard. The victim was taken to Boston Medical Center. Their condition was not clear. An NBC10 Boston crew at the scene reports a Boston police cruiser...
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Boston Hilton workers reach tentative deal to end strike
Hundreds of Hilton hotel workers in Boston who have been on strike for weeks have reached a tentative agreement on a new deal. UNITE HERE Local 26 said Tuesday night that an agreement was in place to end the strike if members vote to ratify the contract Thursday afternoon. The union says about 765 workers at four Hilton properties in...
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Flames erupt from burning van on Mass. Pike in Boston
A van was fully engulfed in flames on the Massachusetts Turnpike in Boston Tuesday evening. Firefighters quickly doused the flames pouring from the white vehicle, which was in the right lane by MBTA train tracks. One lane of traffic was getting by, causing a major backup in the Fenway/Back Bay/Allston area, near Ipswich Street. Authorities haven’t shared information about the...
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MBTA displays mockup of new Green Line train in Boston
A model of the MBTA‘s next-generation Green Line train is outside Boston City Hall, where commuters can get a glimpse of features designed to improve their rides. The Type 10 train car, set to replace the existing fleet gradually over the coming years, represents the MBTA’s most accessible model to date. The mock-up will be displayed through Wednesday, from 7...
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Boston's biggest office towers to lose a total of $450M in value
Boston’s 20 largest office buildings are poised to lose a collective $450 million in assessed value this fiscal year, as post-pandemic workplace changes continue to challenge landlords.
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Teen in critical condition after being rescued from house fire in Boston
A teenager pulled from the second floor of a burning home in Boston’s Hyde Park neighborhood was taken to the hospital in critical condition on Tuesday morning. The fire was reported around 4 a.m. on Hyde Park Avenue, according to fire officials. Smoke was showing upon arrival, and firefighters went in and removed one person from the second floor. That...
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Fire crews battle blaze in Hyde Park, one resident rescued
Fire crews are on the scene of a house fire in Boston’s Hyde Park neighborhood on Tuesday morning.
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Report card: Afternoon school bus drop-off performance in Boston has not improved
It’s now been nearly two months since Boston Public Schools unveiled new technology intended to improve the reliability and on-time performance of the buses that transport thousands of students. As NBC10 Boston reported in September, the bus-tracking mobile app, Zum, had a rocky rollout when the school year began. On the first day of class, two-thirds of the buses were...
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Trump's immigration plan could help Boston. But some are skeptical.
One of the immigration proposals being discussed ahead of the upcoming presidential election could have an enormous impact on the Boston innovation and education ecosystem, say academic leaders and venture capitalists — and it’s coming from Donald Trump.
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Thousands participate in Greater Boston Walk to End Alzheimer's
Walkers gathered in North Point Park in Cambridge for the annual Greater Boston Walk to End Alzheimer’s, where the fundraising goal was $1.3 million.
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Person sought in Dorchester hot pocket assault
A man assaulted someone with a hot pocket in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood last weekend, Boston police announced as they asked for the public’s help identifying the individual wanted in connection to the assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
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Mass. Black Expo wraps up convention
Hundreds of Black business owners, entrepreneurs and professionals attended the Massachusetts Black Expo in Boston.
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Man arrested in connection to South End stabbing
Boston Police say they responded to a report of a person stabbed at 474 Massachusetts Avenue at around 2:48 p.m.
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Northeastern University puts locks on some restrooms after prostitution allegations
Northeastern University has made security changes after allegations of prostitution on campus. Students say multiple restrooms on the school’s Boston campus now have locks on them, requiring them to tap their IDs. Safety concerns had been raised by students, faculty and staff. The school said in a statement that it had “implemented enhanced access requirements inside Mugar Hall, including Husky...
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Boston pizza shop owner sentenced to 8.5 years in prison for threatening workers with deportation
Stash’s Pizza owner Stavros “Steve” Papantoniadis of Westwood has been sentenced to federal prison after being convicted this summer on forced labor charges
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Improving health care equity in Boston amid huge life expectancy gap
A new program to boost health care equity will begin in Boston next week, giving people in some vulnerable communities, where life expectancy is in some cases decades lower than elsewhere, $150 every month to make healthy choices.