Martin Richard's classmates will run Boston Marathon in his honor
His older brother Henry will lead the team that includes the newly eligible young runners.
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2021 Boston Marathon women's winner could be stripped of title
Diana Kipyokei is on the verge of being stripped of her 2021 win at the Boston Marathon.
Nonbinary runner says "it's important" to be represented at Boston Marathon
The Boston Athletic Association will allow nonbinary entrants to join the race in 2023 for the first time.
Registration for 127th Boston Marathon opens September 12
The Boston Athletic Association announced that registration for the 127th Boston Marathon opens on September 12.
Amputee Runner Jacky Hunt-Broersma Runs Record-Breaking 102 Marathons In 102 Straight Days
A Boston Marathon finisher is now a world record-holder.
Race Director Dave McGillivray Finishes Running His 50th Boston Marathon
Race director Dave McGillivray completed his 50th Boston Marathon Monday.
Molly Seidel Dropped Out Of Boston Marathon At Mile 16 Due To Injury
Olympic medalist Molly Seidel had to drop out of the Boston Marathon Monday due to injury.
Henry Richard, Brother Of Martin Richard, Completes First Boston Marathon: 'I Did It For Both Of Us'
Henry Richard, the brother of Boston Marathon bombing victim Martin Richard, has completed his first Boston Marathon.
Val Rogosheske Finishes Boston Marathon To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Of 'Original 8' Women Runners
Val Rogosheske was one of the first 8 women to officially run the Boston Marathon in 1972.
Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor Adrianne Haslet Crosses Finish Line Alongside Shalane Flanagan
Boston Marathon bombing survivor Adrianne Haslet returned to the course on Monday, crossing the finish line with the help of a veteran runner.
Boston Marathon 2022
Check out the top moments from the Boston Marathon 2022.
Spencer The Golden Retriever Returns To Support Runners Along Boston Marathon Course
Spencer, the golden retriever who regularly supports runners along the Boston Marathon course, is back after finishing chemotherapy.
'Use That Mind': Marko Cheseto Shares Inspirational Message After Winning Para Athletics Division Of Boston Marathon
Marko Cheseto wants his story to inspire others to overcome physical and invisible challenges.
Nell Rojas, Scott Fauble Were Top American Finishers At 2022 Boston Marathon
The 2022 Boston Marathon belonged to the Kenyans, with Evans Chebet and Peres Jepchirchir winning the men's and women's races, respectively. But American runners had a pretty impressive showing on Monday, especially on the women's side.
Paralyzed Hockey Player Matt Brown And Lucas Carr Finish 8th Boston Marathon As A Team
Matt Brown and Lucas Carr finished their eighth Boston Marathon together Monday.
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Scattered coating, light snow possible in parts of Mass. twice this weekend
From Worcester to Boston, there may be some scattered light snow or flurries.
Police to conduct K9 sweeps at Revere High School after fentanyl found
Police will be conducting sweeps of Revere High School over the next couple of months.
'I was shocked': Video shows attack on Cambridge woman and her dog
A woman who was reportedly attacked while walking her dog Sunday night is describing the terrifying moments.
Flu now at "very high" levels in Massachusetts
Last year, the state never reached "very high" flu activity.
American Bully dogs, "mostly puppies," up for adoption with MSPCA
The dogs were all living in one house in Fitchburg.
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Flu now at "very high" levels in Massachusetts
Last year, the state never reached "very high" flu activity.
Former Bronco plans to donate brain for concussion research
Right now, CTE can only be diagnosed by examining a patient's brain after they have died. CTE is a progressive, degenerative brain disease that can cause depression, impulse control issues and impaired judgment.
Health officials: Wear masks in crowded spaces because of flu, RSV, and COVID
As respiratory viruses surge all over the country, health officials are saying it's time to start wearing masks again.
Smartphones could soon help identify a range of health conditions
One day you may be able to speak into your smartphone and have it determine whether you're sick or not.
Children as young as 6 months can now get updated COVID vaccine
Children as young as 6 months are now eligible to receive an updated Covid-19 vaccine.
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I-Team: RMV won't reinstate man's driver's license nearly 10 years after seizure
Marc Warrington says trying to get his license back from the Registry of Motor Vehicles has been harder than recovering from a broken neck.
I-Team: First lawsuit to be filed in deadly Hingham Apple store crash
Lawyers representing injured victims say protective barriers should have been in front of the Apple store all along.
I-Team: Driver in Apple store crash had drunk driving charge on record
Investigators will use forensic data from the SUV's black box to determine how fast it was going and if the driver tried to stop.
I-Team: Boston Police investigating if any officers were involved in Capitol riot
It has been nearly two years since the attack on the U.S. Capitol and Boston Police are still investigating whether any of its officers were involved.
I-Team: Wedding vendor accused of jilting couples is back in business
A local company accused of leaving couples in the lurch on their wedding day has a new business under a new name.
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Keller @ Large: With the public tired of COVID, politicians are easing restrictions
The tide is turning against COVID-19 restrictions.
Keller: Herschel Walker campaign turned into fiasco for Republicans
Candidate quality is important. Just ask the Georgia GOP.
Keller @ Large: Dependability issues causing momentum on electric cars to falter
The recent surge in gas prices is sparking renewed interest in electric vehicles that run on batteries.
Keller: Could New Hampshire lose its first-in-the-nation primary tradition?
Just three weeks after the election, a new political fight is brewing. And it could put an end to New Hampshire's long tradition of hosting the nation's first presidential primary.
Keller: How independent women prevented a "red wave"
Now that the dust has settled on the midterm elections, it's a good time to look back at what happened to the "red wave" that was projected by many pollsters.
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Build-A-Bear says sales are up thanks to teen, adult shoppers
The stuffed animal seller says 40% of their shoppers now are teenagers and adults.
Bertucci's closes multiple Mass, NH restaurants
Bertucci's has closed several restaurants after filing for bankruptcy again.
Family Dollar hopes to win back customers by lowering prices
The company hopes lower prices, new store designs and better merchandise will reverse Family Dollar's decline.
Congress skeptical that mega grocery merger will mean lower prices
The CEOs of Kroger and Albertsons insisted there will still be competition.
Is this the last Christmas for Sears?
Sears was once the world's largest and most important retailer - now only a handful of stores are left.
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Health food for pets at Loyal Biscuit of Maine
Loyal Biscuit is known throughout Maine as the go-to health food store for pets.
Visiting the Owls Head Transportation Museum
Owls Head Transportation Museum is one of Midcoast Maine's top tourist spots.
Sailing the coast with Maine Windjammer
Cruising on this fleet of sailboats promises spectacular scenery, great food, and pure adventure.
Luxury boutique hotels in Midcoast Maine
The Bay View Collection offers a fully integrated Midcoast Maine vacation.
Custom knives crafted in Cambridge
MKS custom knives are used by professional chefs and cooking enthusiasts all over the world.
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Could Rob Williams be back Saturday vs. Warriors?!?!
The Celtics are telling us there's a chance that Robert Williams could be back to blocking shots and terrifying opposing offenses as soon as Saturday night against the Warriors.
Trent Brown back at practice on Friday
The Patriots still have a slew of injury concerns heading into Monday night's clash with the Cardinals. But on Friday, the offense got a big boost on the practice field.
Bill Belichick all smiles after Croatia's World Cup win
Football is life for Bill Belichick. But on Friday, he made sure to take some time to enjoy some soccer as well.
Cardinals coach pokes fun at Patricia's offensive play-calling
Patriots fans have had plenty to say about Matt Patricia's role as the team's de facto offensive play-caller. Now opposing coaches are piling on too.
Celtics defense catching up to team's historic offense
The Celtics offense has been historic this season. And now the team's defense is starting to catch up, making Boston an even more terrifying foe for the rest of the NBA.
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PHOTO: "Blue skies and rime ice" atop Mount Washington
The Mount Washington Observatory captured a chilly but spectacular view atop New England's highest peak.
Icicle growing begins at New Hampshire's Ice Castles
Tickets go on sale Monday for the popular Ice Castles attraction in New Hampshire.
"$10,000 on the line," Roche Bros. worker heading to Best Bagger Championship
Ernesto Daveiga will be judged on technique, weight distribution, and speed at the national championship in Las Vegas.
Two Canada geese hold up Route 128 traffic during morning commute
It took a Massachusetts State Police officer about 20 minutes to clear the geese from the road.
Why are there so many wild turkeys in Massachusetts?
This is the result of a wildly successful conservation effort by Massachusetts to reintroduce the native bird.