Four Bombing Survivors Look Back
Karen Rand, JP and Paul Norden and Lee Ann Yanni are four of the 264 people seriously injured near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
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Karen Rand, JP and Paul Norden and Lee Ann Yanni are four of the 264 people seriously injured near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
Celeste and Sydney Corcoran are Boston Marathon bombing survivors. A year later, a lot has changed.
It was their professor's idea. During a visit to Shanghai, he heard the story of the pagodas and how they disappeared in 1957.
They are friendly, furry and very highly trained. K-9 units drilling this week in Everett hold a key piece of Boston Marathon security in their paws.
WBZ-TV got an exclusive first look at the new olive wreaths which will be presented to the winners of the Boston Marathon.
Court documents are detailing the alleged attack by Jared Remy on another inmate. It happened a week after he was arraigned in the alleged murder of his girlfriend, Jennifer Martel.
Dr. Jeffery Brown, a Harvard psychologist, is heading up the mental health efforts at the Boston Marathon.
Sparks from a welder's torch are believed to have ignited the blaze which claimed the lives of two Boston Firefighters.
President Barack Obama's half-aunt Zeituni Onyango, who lived for years illegally in South Boston, has died, according to according to one of the attorneys who later helped her win asylum and obtain a green card.
Vice President Joe Biden will attend a memorial service in Boston on the one year anniversary of the marathon bombings.
A federal judge says Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick might have been "out of line" in ordering a first-in-the-nation ban of Zohydro, a powerful new painkiller.
Jermaine Wiggins has an opinion on everything, so when he's in studio Tuesday afternoons Michael Felger and Tony Massarotti have a number of questions at their disposal and ready to go for him to answer.
Boston police have identified a man who was shot and killed by an officer on Saturday.
On Monday Tony Massarotti said, "I hope UConn gets smoked by Kentucky," and on Tuesday he ate his words!
With Shane Victorino on the disabled list, Jackie Bradley Jr. has really shined in the outfield, which leads to the question: What happens when Victorino returns?
