BOSTON (AP) — The largest container ship ever to call on the Port of Boston arrived Sunday following an $850 million project to make way for larger vessels.

A cruise ship whose name means “wonder” in Italian will be the largest ever to port in Boston when it arrives Oct. 26. The MSC Meraviglia, owned by Swiss-based MSC Cruises, first took to the ...

The 1,100-foot-long Ever Fortune visited the Conley cargo terminal in South Boston on Sunday, the first of the larger ships that the Massachusetts Port Authority is hoping to attract with a ...

The massive China Shipping Line container ship Xin Mei Zhou arrived at Conley Terminal in Boston on Saturday from the Port of New York and New Jersey. Xin Mei Zhou is a 1,053-foot-long ship based ...

Boston isn’t facing a backlog like other major US ports, but cargo from China has been arriving up to a month late. Soon, and for a couple of months, it won’t be arriving at all, as a major ...

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In 1986, when the port of Boston opened to cruise ships, hundreds more workers arrived regularly on these vessels. As Stephen Cushing, executive director of NESM and a senior chaplain himself, ...

Thomas Ready, a board member at the Fort Point Neighborhood Association in Boston, told GBH News that he’s concerned about health and traffic impacts to the increasingly dense residential community ...

The largest container ship ever to call on the Port of Boston arrived Sunday following an $850 million project to make way for larger vessels. Port officials hailed the arrival of the Ever Fortune … ...

BOSTON (AP) — The largest container ship ever to call on the Port of Boston arrived Sunday following an $850 million project to make way for larger vessels.

Port officials hailed the arrival of the Ever Fortune as the beginning a "new chapter" for Boston as it works to keep up with a growing number of U.S. ports accommodating bigger container ships.