boston marathon

A four-time Utica Boilermaker champion in the wheelchair division claimed another victory on Monday, taking first place at the 126th Boston Marathon.

Several residents of the Mohawk Valley were among the thirty-thousand plus runners in Monday's Boston Marathon.

This year's edition of the world's oldest annual marathon featured 30,000 runners and a ton of "Boston Strong" banners and T-shirts.

Boston Marathon runner Greg Picklesimer ended his race with a memory to last a life time. After crossing the finish line, he dropped to one knee and proposed.

After 31 years, America has another Boston Marathon winner. His name is Meb Keflezighi and he finished with the remarkable time of 2 hours, 8 minutes, and 37 seconds. That's 26.4 miles in the time it takes some people to do the Boilermaker!

Thousands are preparing to run the Boston Marathon today, a year after the bombings that killed three people and injured many more. We wish everyone the best, whether they are running, walking, cheering or providing security in Boston.

Today marks the one year anniversary of the bombing at The Boston Marathon. There are many ways to remember and pay tribute to those who lost their life and had their lives changed forever on that terrifying day. Do you want to participate in honoring those victims from Boston locally?

On April 15, 2013, two bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three people and injuring more than 260. On Tuesday, the city of Boston commemorated the event with a brief ceremony on Boylston Street.

April 15, 2014 marks the one year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings that killed three people and injured more than 100.  ESPN commemorated the tragedy with Aerosmith, who recorded a new version of 'Dream On.' 'E:60 Presents Dream On: Stories from Boston's Strongest,'  featured Aerosmith with the Southern California Children's Chorus.

When Boston Red Sox closer Koji Uehara blew a third strike past St. Louis Cardinal Matt Carpenter the lid came off at Fenway Park and across the city of Boston. The Red Sox World Series win was both historic and incredibly emotional.

The horror of the Boston Marathon bombings are back in clear detail in a new video that features the city's EMS.

Less than three months since this photo was taken in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings, the man being carried in the photograph is walking again, despite losing both of his legs.