Alewife Station

Trains were back at the Red Line terminus — which has relied on shuttles this week to get riders to and from the Davis Square stop — but passengers may still want to leave extra time, since they’ll need to come in through a smaller entrance.

Train service at the Alewife MBTA station in Cambridge, Massachusetts, resumed Friday morning, nearly a week after someone crashed into the top floor of the parking garage, sending a concrete barrier crashing down. Trains were back at the Red Line terminus — which has relied on shuttles this week to get riders to and from the Davis Square stop —…

The parking garage at Alewife Station in Cambridge, Massachusetts, will partially reopen Wednesday after this weekend’s crash. The MBTA said Tuesday that while Level 5 and the lobby floor would remain closed, drivers would be able to return to Levels G, 2, 3 and 4. Red Line service to Alewife remains suspended. The garage has been closed since a car…

Alewife Station in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and its garage remained closed Monday morning, and shuttle buses were replacing service between Alewife and Davis Square until further notice, according to the MBTA.

Alewife Station and its garage remained closed Monday morning, and shuttle buses were replacing service between the two train stops until further notice, according to the MBTA.

There’s no immediate timetable on when Cambridge’s Alewife Station will fully reopen after a car crashed intentionally on Saturday, sending a 5-ton concrete block tumbling into its atrium, officials said Monday. Shuttle buses are replacing Red Line train service between Alewife and the Davis Square stations, and will continue to do so for at least the rest of the...

The MBTA said Alewife Station will be closed through at least Monday, and that Red Line Service is likely to remain closed for the week.

An MBTA station in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is expected to still be closed Monday, two days after a car crashed into the top floor of the parking garage, sending a concrete barrier and debris onto the station below and leaving the vehicle dangling from above the facility.

Shuttle buses were replacing Red Line service between Davis and Alewife stations.

An MBTA station in Cambridge, Massachusetts, was temporarily closed Saturday due to a crash that left a vehicle dangling from above the facility and sent a girl to the hospital, officials said.