Three killed — including 8-year-old boy — in bomb blasts near finish line of Boston Marathon, officials say. Area hospitals say at least 144 are injured, including eight children. Two explosions happened at about 2:50 p.m..
At the shoot-out at the MIT campus, which involved both of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects, MIT officer Sean Collier was killed and another officer, Richard Donahue, was wounded in the firefight and remains in critical condition. NBC's Ron Allen
Police: Boston bombings suspect Dzhokar Tsarnaev is in custody. His brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, was killed earlier Friday. Police: Events began after store robbery, fatal shooting of MIT police officer Thursday night.
On Monday, the New York Post doggedly stuck to its claim that 12 were killed in the Boston Marathon bombings. On Tuesday, CNN (among others) reported that a suspect had been arrested, before walking that all the way
BOSTON — The teenage suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, whose flight from the police after a furious gunfight overnight prompted an intense manhunt that virtually shut down the Boston area all day, was in serious condition at a Boston hospital
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