Boylston Street

Saturday Pub Crawl To Hit Several Bars Near Boston Marathon Finish Line

Hundreds of people were expected to turn out at some point on Saturday to participate in a pub crawl along the last half-mile of the Boston Marathon route.

2013/04/27

Site of first explosion of Boston Marathon attacks on Boylston Street. (Photo from Bernice Corpuz)

Gov. Patrick Seeks Help For Businesses After Bombing

Gov. Deval Patrick is requesting federal assistance for small businesses affected by the Boston Marathon bombing.

2013/04/26

Patio of Charlesmark Hotel on Boylston Street in Boston. (Photo credit: Lauren Leamanczyk)

Customers Return To Boylston Street Businesses After Marathon Bombings

On its first full night back in business, Boylston Street was bustling. Wednesday night, people gathered at the memorial on Copley Plaza and packed local businesses.

2013/04/24

Boylston Street re-opened to the public Wednesday.

Boylston Street Reopens To Public

Traffic was allowed to flow all the way down Boylston Street on Wednesday morning for the first time since two explosions on April 15 killed three spectators and sent more than 260 to the hospital.

2013/04/24

Mayor Menino Announces Free Parking In Back Bay

Mayor Menino announced Wednesday that parking in the Back Bay will be free through Sunday.

2013/04/24

(Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

Bombing Victims, Residents Return To Boylston Street

The area near the Boston Marathon finish line where two bombs killed three people is slowly coming back to life.

2013/04/23

Boylston Street Re-Entry Plan For Residents And Businesses

Here is the staggered schedule released Tuesday for businesses and residents to begin returning to the areas of Boylston Street impacted by the Boston Marathon bombings.

2013/04/23

FBI hands over crime scene on Boylston Street

FBI Turns Boylston Street Back Over To The City Of Boston

A week after the Boston Marathon bombings, the Federal Bureau Of Investigation has turned the crime scene over to the City Of Boston.

2013/04/22

A WBZ-TV video image taken at the Boston Marathon finish line seconds after the second explosion on Boylston Street, April 15, 2013.

Mayor Menino Unveils ‘Re-entry Plan’ For Area Near Boston Marathon Finish Line

Mayor Tom Menino and other city officials have announced a five-phase plan to reopen Boylston Street and other areas of Back Bay affected by the Boston Marathon bombings.

2013/04/21