A huge fire at a recycling center in Boston that spread smoke over the city Sunday was finally put out Monday.

Approximately 150 firefighters responded to an eight-alarm fire in Roxbury that quickly escalated Sunday morning.

The Boston Fire Department announced an eight-alarm fire in Roxbury Sunday morning, less than two miles away from the start of the St. Patrick’s Day parade route.

The Boston Fire Department declared an eight-alarm fire Sunday morning after a blaze broke out at a trash transfer station in ...

The fire began in the trash transfer station on Gerard Street around 8:30 a.m., the Boston Fire Department posted on social ...

The cause of the fire at ReEnergy Roxbury, a construction and material processing facility, is under investigation, a Boston ...

BOSTON — Firefighters on Monday morning were monitoring the remnants of a massive trash blaze that tore through a waste ...

Firefighters working an 8-alarm blaze in Roxbury are warning residents to keep their windows and doors shut as smoke blankets ...

8-alarm blaze that broke out in a waste and recycling plant in Roxbury on Sunday morning, officials said. Crews responding to the fire on Gerard Street around 8:30 a.m. were quickly ordered out of ...

Boston Fire Commissioner Paul Burke said the fire is contained to the building but he is urging neighbors to keep their doors and windows closed because of the heavy smoke.

The eight-alarm fire started on the morning of March 16 inside the ReSource Roxbury facility, with damages estimated to be $4 ...