Credit Bret Silverberg

The area surrounding the site of the Boston Marathon bombings is not quite back to normal, but it’s starting to get close. City officials and inspectors have been leading business ow...

Credit Neal Simpson

A 12-block downtown triangle continues to be closed to the public following the Marathon Monday bombings. Boylston Street from Massachusetts Avenue to Clarendon Street and Huntington...

Credit Neal Simpson

Public transit through the city of Boston has been enhanced following Marathon Monday bombings that resulted in three deaths and injuries to more than 140 people. MBTA Spokesman Joe ...

Credit Neal Simpson

MBTA T service in downtown Boston is in varying stages of suspension as emergency crews respond to the aftermath of at least two explosions at the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon....

Credit Neal Simpson

The Green Line's Copley station will remain closed on Tuesday following Monday's bombing at the Boston marathon finish line.  All other regular T service has resumed on the MBTA's Gr...