Boston Marathon Bombing

The Special Agent in Charge of the Boston F-B-I Office was in New Bedford Thursday morning.  Richard DesLauriers spoke to business leaders at the Fairfield Inn Downtown.  DesLauriers would not say much about the James "Whitey" Bulger trial or the Boston Marathon Bombings, but he did talk about the bombing victims...

A former New Bedford Police Officer had a hand in saving the life of MBTA Officer Richard Donahue, who was released from rehab Friday.

Gov. Deval Patrick says he doesn't want to get drawn into the debate over where a deceased Boston Marathon Bombing suspect should be buried.  Speaking in New Bedford on Monday, Patrick said its the families decision.....    Meantime, Worcester funeral home director Peter Stefan says he has been unable to find a cemetery willing to accept the body of  bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev...

The families of those who lost loved ones and individuals who suffered double amputations or permanent brain damage in the Boston Marathon bombing would receive the highest category of payment from a fund created to help people injured in the twin blasts...

FBI agents continue to scour parts of Dartmouth, apparently in search of more evidence linked to the Boston Marathon Bombings.

A New Bedford businessman knows all too well what victims of the Boston Marathon Bombings are going through.  Matt Hebert lost a leg below his knee in 1994, following an accident while serving as a cadet on the Mass. Maritime Acadamy training ship...

The mother of the two Boston Marathon bombing suspects says she think the whole thing was faked.

According to the Boston Globe, suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has admitted to the FBI that he and his brother Tamerlan are responsible for the twin bombings at the Boston Marathon last week, however, he had not yet been read his Miranda rights when he admitted to the act of terrorism...

The college campus where one of the suspected Boston Marathon bombers attended classes is reopening.       The University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth was evacuated Friday after it was learned that 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was being pursued in connection with the attack that killed three people and injured more than 180 others...

Mayor Jon Mitchell says the investigation into the Boston Marathon Bombing will continue, and some of that will be happening right here in Greater New Bedford.