Pal Of Boston Marathon Bomber Getting Released From Prison
Robel Phillipos was convicted in 2015 of lying to authorities investigating the 2013 bombing.
Robel Phillipos
Friends Of Boston Marathon Bomber Sentenced To Prison
Two friends of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev were sentenced to serve at least three years in prison on Friday.
Boston Marathon Bomber's College Friends Face Sentencing
All three — friends who attended the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth with Tsarnaev — face sentencing this week.
Long Phillipos Deliberations Could Play A Role In Tsarnaev Trial
The jury in the Robel Phillipos trial deliberated for 34 hours and that likely has the attention of both sides in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's upcoming trial.
Jury Finds Tsarnaev Friend Guilty Of Lying To FBI
Jurors in the federal trial of a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev reached the verdict Tuesday morning after nearly 34 hours of deliberations.
No Verdict In Tsarnaev Friend Trial After 5 Days
Jurors in the federal trial of a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev have ended a fifth day of deliberations without reaching a verdict.
No Verdict For Tsarnaev Friend; Jury Returns Monday
A jury has ended deliberations for the week without a verdict in the federal trial of a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Jury Resumes Deliberations In Trial Of Tsarnaev Friend
A federal jury in the trial of a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev began its third day of deliberations Thursday.
No Verdict Wednesday For Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect's Friend
Jurors began their first full day of deliberations on Wednesday in the case of Boston Marathon bombing friend Robel Phillipos.
Fate Of Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect's Friend Now In Hands Of Jury
Robel Phillipos is charged with lying to the FBI about being in a room while friends removed potential evidence in the search for the Boston Marathon bombing suspect.
Michael Dukakis Testifies In Tsarnaev Friend Trial
Former Massachusetts governor and 1988 Democratic presidential hopeful Michael Dukakis was called as a defense witness Thursday for a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Friends Of Robel Phillipos Show Support In Court
A friend of the marathon bombing suspect, who's on trial now, had supporters in court today.
Defense: Marathon Bombing Suspect Friend's Memory Clouded By Marijuana
Robel Phillipos is accused of lying to authorities about being in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's dorm room when two other friends removed evidence three days after the deadly attack.
Jury Chosen In Trial Of Tsarnaev Friend
A jury has been chosen in the trial of a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Jury Selection Underway For Marathon Bombing Suspect's Friend
Jury selection began for a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who's accused of lying to authorities investigating the bombing.
Trial Starts Monday For Third Friend Of Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect
Robel Phillipos is charged with making false statements while he was questioned about his movements three days after the Boston Marathon bombings.
Venue Change Denied For Marathon Bombing Suspect's Friend
A judge has denied a motion to move next week's trial for a college friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Marathon Bombing Suspect's Friend Asks Again For Trial Outside Boston
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's friend Robel Phillipos has renewed his request to move his trial out of Boston.
Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect's Friends To Be Tried Separately In Mass.
Three college friends of the Boston Marathon bombing suspect will be tried separately, but those trials do not need to be moved out of Massachusetts, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
Friends Of Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Allowed To Wear Own Clothes In Court
Friends of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev have claimed a small victory.
Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect's Friends Want Trials Moved
Three friends of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev are asking that their cases be tried outside of Massachusetts.
Feds To Pay Lawyer For Marathon Bombing Suspect's Friend
A federal judge says the government must begin paying for the legal defense of a 20-year-old man accused of lying for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
June Trial For Boston Marathon Suspect's Friends
A federal judge has set a June trial for three friends of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on charges of hindering the investigation into the attack.
Marathon Bombing Suspect's Friends Plead Not Guilty To Federal Charges
Two college friends of the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect were arraigned Friday on charges from federal indictments accusing them of disposing of evidence.
Grand Jury Indicts Friend Of Marathon Bombings Suspect
Authorities say Robel Phillipos is facing up to 16 years in prison in connection with two federal criminal counts.
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Juvenile charged in Northfield, NH murders of mother and 2 children
A juvenile has been charged in the murders of a mother and her two young sons in New Hampshire.
Harmony Montgomery was murdered, investigators conclude
New Hampshire authorities say this is now a homicide investigation.
CDC updates its COVID-19 guidelines in sweeping overhaul
The agency says the new revisions acknowledge "the pandemic is not over" but should not disrupt daily life as much as it used to.
Provincetown declares sewer emergency; restaurants ordered to close
It could take up to 48 hours to fix the system.
Investigation blames human error for Seabrook Nuclear Power plant siren
Authorities blamed human error Thursday for some sirens that were inadvertently activated at a New Hampshire nuclear power station last month.
CDC ends recommendations for social distancing, quarantine for COVID-19
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the nation should move away from restrictive measures such as quarantines and social distancing and focus on reducing severe disease from COVID-19.
Nearly 25-percent of Massachusetts now in "extreme drought"
Nearly 25-percent of Massachusetts has now reached "extreme drought" status.
Cost of electricity rises in July
Don't let this cooler weather fool you, the past few scorching weeks are about to hit your wallet when the next electric bill comes around.
Sex offender was living in woods behind elementary school, police say
According to police, he was homeless and living in an encampment behind the school.
Latest News From CBS Boston
More Latest News From CBS Boston
Juvenile charged in Northfield, NH murders of mother and 2 children
A juvenile has been charged in the murders of a mother and her two young sons in New Hampshire.
Harmony Montgomery was murdered, investigators conclude
New Hampshire authorities say this is now a homicide investigation.
CDC updates its COVID-19 guidelines in sweeping overhaul
The agency says the new revisions acknowledge "the pandemic is not over" but should not disrupt daily life as much as it used to.
Provincetown declares sewer emergency; restaurants ordered to close
It could take up to 48 hours to fix the system.
Investigation blames human error for Seabrook Nuclear Power plant siren
Authorities blamed human error Thursday for some sirens that were inadvertently activated at a New Hampshire nuclear power station last month.
Health
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Human brain not "designed" to stay awake past midnight, study says
Researchers analyzed numerous studies to find out what happens to the human brain if it stays awake past midnight.
What are "growing pains" for kids? Researchers are still unsure
Researchers are having a hard time determining exactly what they are.
Massachusetts reports 8,950 new COVID cases
The seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is now 8.05%, which is up from the last report by 0.08%.
CDC updates its COVID-19 guidelines in sweeping overhaul
The agency says the new revisions acknowledge "the pandemic is not over" but should not disrupt daily life as much as it used to.
Short walk after eating can reduce diabetes risk, researchers say
A two-to-five minute walk after eating can reduce your chance of developing diabetes, researchers say.
I-Team
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I-Team: Expert says MBTA "very close" to federal takeover
A rail safety expert told WBZ-TV a federal takeover of the MBTA could be right around the corner.
I-Team: Transportation expert blames management for Orange Line shutdown
The I-Team talked to experts who say the T should have been doing maintenance all along.
I-Team: Driver in I-495 standoff linked to stolen police uniforms
Investigators believe some of his uniform and equipment was stolen from a police supply store.
I-Team: Former head of Massachusetts Veterans' Services back on state payroll
Francisco Urena, who resigned in the wake of deaths at the Holyoke Soldiers' Home, is back on the state payroll.
I-Team: Activists say "predatory lenders" getting government support
Beneficiaries say a non-profit, that is now collecting taxpayer money, trapped them with predatory loans.
Keller @ Large
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Keller @ Large: Ads blaming Dems for inflation are only half-truths
With midterms approaching, inflation is politically toxic.
Keller: In race to replace Maura Healey, it may come down to ads
Three Democratic candidates are all trying to lay claim to the Healey brand.
Keller @ Large: The Trump of 2016 returns to Washington
Trump returned to the 2016 candidate with red-meat rhetoric on issues like crime, immigration and the 2nd Amendment.
Keller: The struggles of gay politicians in Washington, D.C.
Dover native James Kirchick recently published the book "Secret City: The History of Gay Washington," which looks at the struggles of gay people active in politics and the government.
Keller: How Supreme Court decisions could impact Massachusetts
The United States Supreme Court released decisions in recent weeks that have made national headlines. So what impact do rulings on topics such as guns and abortion have in Massachusetts?
Business News
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Amazon to buy Roomba-inventor iRobot for $1.7 billion
The Bedford company was founded in 1990.
Wayfair struggling to keep shoppers gained at start of pandemic
Inflation has tapped out many shoppers who are slowing their spending on furniture.
These stores are lowering prices to attract inflation-weary shoppers
A glimmer of relief is emerging at the checkout aisle: the return of discounts.
Trader Joe's workers approve union drive in Hadley
It's the first Trader Joe's in the country with an employees union.
Walmart is slashing prices on clothing and other items
Walmart's move could prompt rivals to also bring down prices.
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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
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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.
Sports
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Pats pass on opportunity to play Mac Jones, starters vs. Giants
Doesn't that feel like a missed opportunity?
Hosmer's double in sixth sends Red Sox past Orioles, 4-3
Eric Hosmer hit a go-ahead RBI double and the Red Sox held on for a 4-3 victory over the Orioles.
Giants beat Patriots in preseason opener on last-second field goal
Graham Gano hit a chip-shot field goal to give the Giants a 23-21 win at Gillette Stadium.
All the takeaways from Patriots' preseason opener vs. Giants
Here's all you need to know from the Patriots' preseason opener vs. the Giants.
Tyquan Thornton takes Julian Edelman's No. 11 jersey
Now, with the preseason underway, No. 11 has a new owner: Rookie wideout Tyquan Thornton.
Offbeat
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Bear activity closes another New Hampshire campground
Another campground in New Hampshire's White Mountains is being shut down because of bears.
PHOTOS: Zoo jaguar keeps cool with frozen meat treat
Workers at the Stone Zoo had to get creative to cool off Seymour the jaguar.
Model rocket accident sparks fire at Topsfield athletic field
A family using model rockets accidentally sparked a two-acre fire in Topsfield.
Video shows hammerhead shark feeding right off Nantucket beach
It was a surprising sight for beachgoers on Nantucket.
WATCH: Dust devil tears up tent on Bourne softball field
A dust devil sent players on a Bourne softball field running for cover on Sunday. Here's how they form.