First Responders Celebrated; Towson Teacher Remembers Boston Bombing
Erika Brannock lost part of her leg at the Boston Marathon bombing.
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Erika Brannock lost part of her leg at the Boston Marathon bombing.
Doug Strouse and Erika Brannock joined Ken and Steve to talk about Doug's book which features Erika's incredible story.
Andy Gresh from 98.5 The Sports Hub in Boston joined Zinno on Last Call to discuss Boston one year after the Boston Marathon Bombings.
A Boston Marathon survivor is back at a race. Erika Brannock stepped across the finish line at a half marathon in Charlotte.
When Erika Brannock of Towson left the hospital in Boston on Monday to head home, she thanked her support team but asked for one final favor: help in finding the woman who saved her life at the marathon finish line.
Road to recovery. Two sisters, both Maryland natives were severely injured in the Boston bombings. Now one of them has been released from the hospital.
The FBI is following new leads in the Boston Marathon bombings. Those leads come as a boxing coach who knew one of the suspects speaks out for the first time.
An uncle of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects says he had a falling-out with one of his nephews because of the man's increased commitment to Islam.
Hundreds continue to recover from serious injuries after being hurt in the Boston Marathon bombing. From amputated limbs to severe burns, dozens of surgeries are underway to help victims recover.
