The MBTA's new program aimed at cracking down on fare evasion began around Boston Monday. Riders who try to ride for free could face fines up to $100. The program was announced last month as the MBTA said it would be adding specially trained "fare engagement representatives" on trains and at T stations throughout the system.

There was a report of shots fired at UMass Boston, prompting a large police response on campus Thursday afternoon, the Boston Police Department confirmed.

BOSTON — An investigation is underway after a teenage student was stabbed by a classmate in the hallway of a high school in Boston on Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.

Boston is holding its preliminary municipal election Tuesday, as voters decide which candidates for mayor and city council will make the November ballot.

A large police presence responded to reports of shots fired. UMass Boston canceled all classes and activities Thursday evening.

UMass Boston Chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco said Thursday evening in a statement the incident was sparked by reports of shots fired at several locations on campus. The reports that are still under investigation but don't appear to be credible.

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