There's no longer a dead train at Braintree, but its non-existence on this corporeal plane isn't stopping it from causing what the MBTA describes as "moderate" delays.

The MBTA reports "moderate" delays because the signals at Braintree, they don't feel so well.

Transit Police report arresting a Quincy man for a pair of attacks on the same woman at the Braintree T stop around 10 p.m. on Saturday. Read more.

UPDATE: Police say the shooting started after members of rival Boston gang members bumped into each other in Macy's, the Herald reports.

Police locked down the South Shore Plaza tonight after gunfire erupted inside. State Police report: Read more.

Prevailing sentiment in progressive haunts is “2016, don’t let the door hit you on the way out.” Between a stressful election season, acts of terror, and the crisis in Syria, many of us will be glad to see the calendar page turn on Sunday night. Still, to every cloud there is a silver lining, and at least when it comes to tackling climate change in the US, Massachusetts was a bright spot amidst the clouds of 2016.

"Moderate" delays between Quincy Center and Braintree, the T advises. Its passing comes about 30 minutes after the T reported "minor" delays inbound on the Ashmont branch due to signal problems.

And shuttle buses went around the Red Line station at the start of the morning rush hour until police determined the bag was not dangerous.

They're packin' 'em in at Park Street thanks to a southbound train that could pick no better time than rush hour to die.

A MassDOT report concludes the driver of the infamous train was to blame for it heading towards town by itself, but notes the T is also aiming to fix the condition that led him to leave the train in the first place - problems with an old cabling system leased from Verizon that was making signals fail and trains stop on the tracks south of North Quincy. Read more.