WBZ Runners Among The Thousands Participating In The Boston Marathon
Reporters, producers and photographers from WBZ-TV were among the thousands of runners participating in the 118th Boston Marathon.
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Reporters, producers and photographers from WBZ-TV were among the thousands of runners participating in the 118th Boston Marathon.
The Norden Family marked Tuesday's Day Of Remembrance with a 26.2 mile relay walk along the Boston Marathon route.
For 71-year-old Joe D'Arrigo the Boston Marathon is a family legacy.
WBZ-TV reporter Paul Burton will run his 10th Boston Marathon this year.
Runners in a monthlong coast-to-coast relay to raise money for a charity aiding marathon bombing victims arrived to a raucous welcome in Copley Square.
Two workers were killed when a bucket truck toppled over in Bourne on Saturday.
CBS Boston is proud to have eight runners taking part in 2014's 118th running of the Boston Marathon.
Boston police have identified a man who was shot and killed by an officer on Saturday.
The exhibit opens Monday and runs through May 11 at Boston Public Library.
Boston police say an officer in the South End shot to death a domestic violence suspect armed with knives.
Authorities are searching the scene of a house explosion for a missing 88-year-old woman.
Raymond Scott, aka Benzino, was shot during his mother's funeral procession in Duxbury.
Gwendolyn Collins recalled how Lt. Edward Walsh came to her aid outside his firehouse three years ago.
Mayor Martin Walsh paid tribute to the two fallen firefighters by raising the Boston Fire Department flag at City Hall Plaza.
Tires have been stolen off cars in large apartment complex parking lots along Route 9.
A Sherborn father humbly thanked the man who saved his family's life after the crash.
Some drivers forgot about the project and found themselves stuck in an assembly line of cars all getting diverted as several ramps were closed.
A high school student was shot and killed in Waltham late Thursday night, the Middlesex District Attorney confirmed Friday.
Accused of attempting to burn down the Grand Lodge Masonic building in Boston, 31-year-old Kevin Jones of Dorchester faced a judge Tuesday in Boston Municipal Court.
Nine people were taken to the hospital after a carbon monoxide leak at Douglas Municipal Center.
Mayor Marty Walsh was hopeful an agreement could be reached to allow gay veterans in the South Boston St. Patrick's Day parade.
A passenger jumped in to control an MBTA bus when the driver suffered a seizure.
MBTA Police are trying to find six people who attacked some passengers on the Red Line.
The bomb squad blew up a pressure cooker left unattended on a street in East Boston Tuesday morning.
Transit Police say the derailed train has been removed from the tunnel and service on the C and D lines will resume after 5 a.m. Tuesday.
