Boston Marathon bombing trial

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Testimony continued Thursday in the Marathon bombing trial.

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Bombing survivors and family arrived at Moakley federal courthouse.

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Security remained tight around the building.

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More victims of the Marathon attack have testified.

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A K-9 officer patrolled the street early this morning.

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The judge in the case has said that the trial could last into June.

?This is how it?s going to end,? bombing survivor recalls

Jeff Bauman, who lost both legs during the Boston Marathon attack, testified today in the Dzhokhar Tsarnaev trial.

At Marathon bombing trial, Tsarnaev appears detached

So far, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been quiet and low-key, conversing generally only when one of his lawyers initiates a chat.

Marathon survivor posts emotional letter to Tsarnaev

?TODAY...I looked at you right in the face....and realized I wasn?t afraid anymore,? Rebekah Gregory wrote on Facebook after testifying.

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Tsarnaev had four minutes to change history

After four minutes, the alleged Marathon bomber turned right, while everybody else?s head jerked left, looking down Boylston.

A camellia at the Lyman Estate Greenhouses. — Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

Get away from the snow without going far

There are places you can go where you can pretend winter and snowbanks do not exist. Here are eight choices.

Minnesota crews come to the rescue of Mass. rooftops

Hundreds of people in the Boston area are begging for help from Minnesotan contractors who specialize in dealing with ice dams.

US to review Hillary Clinton?s e-mails for possible release

Thousands of messages need to be reviewed from a private account the former secretary of state used for government business.

BOSTON, MA - 1/26/2015: Patriot Vince Wilfork, gives fans a wave.....Mayor Martin J. Walsh hosted a sendoff rally Monday on City Hall Plaza for the New England Patriots featuring the head coach, team captains, and cheerleaders. Before they leave for the Super Bowl XLIX in Glendale, Ariz.,. Patriots chairman and CEO Robert Kraft, President Jonathan Kraft, and head coach Bill Belichick. Patriots captains Tom Brady, Dan Connolly, Vince Wilfork, Devin McCourty and Matthew Slater will address supporters on the upcoming game, which is slated for Feb. 1. (David L Ryan/Globe Staff Photo) SECTION: METRO TOPIC 27patsrally(1) — David L. Ryan/Globe Staff

Vince Wilfork says Patriots won?t pick up contract option

The decision will make the defensive tackle a free agent eligible to sign with any team.

Celtics close to signing JaVale McGee

The 7-foot center was waived by the 76ers after being acquired from the Nuggets prior to the trade deadline.

Cambridge wants to cut ties with TransCanada over KeystoneXL

TransCanada powers municipal buildings, but the City Council is upset over its controversial pipeline plan.

Wellesley becomes the third local college to create a more inclusive admissions policy by admitting transgender students. — David L Ryan/Globe Staff

Wellesley College to accept transgender women

The school will consider for admission any applicant who ?lives as a woman and consistently identifies as a woman.?

With calm, cool end to week, no big storms in sight

While the Cape and islands will continue to see snowfall through the afternoon, most of the state will be dry.

Live video: Aaron Hernandez murder trial

Testimony has resumed in the case against the former Patriots star.

Double Shot

Boston toddlers drinking coffee not uncommon, study finds

Is your baby having trouble sleeping? Here may be one reason: He may have half a cup of coffee in him.

English High staff member charged with shooting student

Shaun Harrison, 55, is also a minister and a community activist.

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