Boston firefighters were able to free the trapped man after he allegedly put himself in the path of an Orange Line train.

A person who was stuck under a train at Boston’s North Shore station has been hospitalized, prompting the suspension of the ...

The MBTA wants to bring the Red and Orange lines up to the speeds they were designed for and one official said it could ...

Service on the MBTA’s Orange Line was temporarily suspended Monday afternoon after a person got stuck under a train at North ...

The MBTA also plans to close the Oak Grove to North Station section of the Orange Line from May 10-18 to make way for work on the East Boston and Somerville bridge project. From June 21-29 ...

which runs parallel to the Orange Line through Downtown Boston. More than an hour after the train became disabled, the MBTA suspended Orange Line service between Back Bay and North Station.

Orange Line service was suspended early Monday afternoon because of a medical emergency at North Station, according to the MBTA.

BOSTON (WHDH ... According to the MBTA, speed increases are expected in days and similar efforts are underway for the Orange Line. The T is aiming to bring back speeds to 55 MPH between Oak ...

With massive patches of slow zones now mostly repaired, MBTA ... in Boston delivered to you every morning. Sign up for NBC Boston's News Headlines newsletter. On a chunk of the Orange Line ...

We apologize to any riders impacted by the service disruption and express our gratitude to the first responders, including Boston Fire ... station on the Orange Line. The MBTA said the incident ...

MBTA aims to increase train speeds on Red and Orange lines, eyeing improvements following repairs and upgrades.

Boston firefighters rescued a man who intentionally walked into the path of an oncoming Orange Line train at North Station on Monday afternoon and became trapped beneath, according to officials.