This summer, Boston University junior Nick Caruso brought his bike to the Park Street T station, but an MBTA employee took his bike from him and forced him to leave the station.

Road work on Bay State Road continued this week despite tightening university and state budgets because of leaks in aging pipes and storm drains, officials said.

The mind behind the record-breaking box office hit 'The Dark Knight' said he was laughed out of movie studios for nearly 10 years before he finally achieved his vision.

Officers stopped two suspicious men at around 10:30 a.m. Oct. 22. When officers approached the two men, one put his hand into his pocket.

Donning black clothing and smears of black eyeliner, comedian and magician Dan Sperry said calling him a 'Goth' would be inappropriate, yet somehow it just seems to fit.

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is combating riders' rude behavior with a new ad campaign that uses rhymes to encourage courtesy.

Former Vice President Al Gore spoke about the need for a rapid and unified method for dealing with global climate change Wednesday afternoon at Harvard University.

For all the attention candidates are paying to political voting blocks like Nascar dads and soccer moms this election, the majority of Americans who live in urban areas are being neglected as cities wrestle continuing poverty and crime, a panel of experts said.

As the tangled web of loans and defaults in the national mortgage crisis snares more Boston residents, local law students are reaching out to tenants facing foreclosure and helping them fight back with the law's most potent weapon: information.

Students taking the commuter rail home for breaks will now have more accessible wireless Internet connections thanks to efforts by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority to improve and expand online services throughout the rail lines.

If there was any question looming about how the state budget crisis will affect Boston, city councilors made the answer clear Monday by discussing not whether to make cuts, but where and by how much.

A 140-year-old fountain that anchors Boston Common's eastern edge could get a new infusion of cash if the City Council approves a proposed renovation project.