Boston Marathon 2013
The Real Face of Terror: Behind the Scenes Photos of the Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Manhunt
The Rolling Stone cover featuring the suspected Boston Marathon bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has, of course, set off a firestorm of controversy across the country. Critics […]
‘Team Hoyt’ Receives Recognition at the Annual ESPY Awards
A father and son duo that have raced the 26.2-mile stretch of roadway from Hopkinton to Boston during the marathon for the last 31 years […]
Police Commissioner Gives Earful to Panel on Marathon Response
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis wasn’t on hand at Moakley Courthouse today to see two of the city’s most notorious (alleged) criminals have their day […]
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ During Federal Court Appearance [Updated]
Outside the federal courtroom where Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev appeared for the first time in front of a judge, people supporting the victims and […]
Dear Hollywood, It’s Too Soon To Promote The Boston Marathon Bombings Movie
Less than three short months after the tragic events at the Boston Marathon, wounds are still healing, both figuratively and literally, for many people in […]
‘The Fighter’ Screenwriters Bought Rights to a Boston Marathon Movie
You knew it was coming. Deadline Hollywood reports that screenwriters Eric Johnson and Paul Tamasy, who wrote “The Fighter,” have optioned the film rights to an upcoming book […]
The New York Times Takes an Intimate Look at Jeff Bauman
Jeff Bauman became famous because he was photographed during his darkest moment, but since then, we’ve mostly glimpsed his progress during instances of triumph. He met […]
Ben Affleck to Present Boston Marathon Runners Dick and Rick Hoyt with an ESPY
The organizers of the ESPN’S Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Awards (or ESPYS) confirmed that Ben Affleck will present two legendary Boston Marathon runners with […]
Boston Man Arrested For Filing Fraudulent Request For One Fund Money
Authorities arrested a Boston man on Tuesday after he allegedly submitted a claim to the One Fund, using his deceased aunt’s name, in order to […]
BU Surveying How the Marathon Bombings Affected Children
Boston University’s School of Education researchers are surveying parents and teachers from Watertown and Framingham about how the Boston Marathon bombings and the lockdown affected and continues to affect […]
Boston Bombing Suspect: ‘I Can’t Stand to See Such Evil Go Unpunished’
Federal officials claim that in the hours that Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev laid in hiding inside dry-docked boat in Watertown, he wrote a message on […]
Two Months After Bombings, PTSD Is A Concern
In many ways, it’s hard to believe that the bombing at the Boston Marathon finish line was two months ago. Sometimes it feels like they […]
Head of Boston’s FBI Office Announces Retirement
The top FBI official who was in charge of the Boston Marathon bombing investigations, implemented unique tactics to help capture famed criminal James “Whitey” Bulger, […]
Experts Say Social Media Has Changed How People Identify With High-Profile Suspects
Since Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was identified, arrested, and ultimately imprisoned, for allegedly setting off explosives along the marathon route with his older brother, […]
The New York Post’s Non-Bombing Suspects Sue the New York Post
Remember those two “BAG MEN” to whom the New York Post devoted its cover three days after the Boston Marathon? You probably don’t, because hours […]