EXCLUSIVE: One-on-one interview with Boston Police Comm.

BOSTON (WITI) -- Following the tragedy in Boston after explosions near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, every police officer in Boston is turning 12-hour shifts right now, as controlling the crime scene is a massive job -- the most complex the city has ever seen.

Officials continue hunt for Boston Marathon bomber

(CNN) -- Three people were killed and more than 180 others were injured by two bombs that exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday afternoon, officials said.

Memorial established at site of Boston bombings

BOSTON (WITI) -- Much of the city of Boston has begun to move on after the tragedy at the Boston Marathon on Monday, but Boylston Street remains closed down -- a fresh reminder of the lives lost and people injured after two bombs went off near the finish line of the marathon.

Residents in Boston have difficulty getting around after tragedy

BOSTON (WITI) -- Boylston Street remained a very active crime scene on Wednesday, April 17th following the bombings at the Boston Marathon on Monday that left three dead and nearly 150 injured.Seven blocks of Boylston Street were blocked off and under police protection -- as military police stood guard in camo with armored vehicles.

Milwaukee Police Inspector and husband ran Boston Marathon

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Milwaukee Police Inspector Carianne Yerkes is back on the job, but is asking a lot of questions after she experienced the bombings at the Boston Marathon firsthand.Yerkes was one of the runners."Myself and my husband, we were running the marathon together.

Officials warn of bogus Boston Marathon charity websites

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- As Americans rush to donate to the victims of Monday's Boston Marathon bombing, watchdog groups are warning of potential online scammers already looking to profit from the tragedy.Within hours of the bombing, dozens of website domain names referencing the bombing were registered, including bostonmarathondonations.com, bostonmarathonvictimfund.com and bostonmarathonattack.com.It's too early to know what websites like these will be used for, yet nonprofit experts say that charity fraud is often perpetrated in the days and weeks after tragedy hits and are warning consumers to be on guard.While some scammers solicit donations, others use fake charities to steal credit card numbers or to infect computers with malware, often with a link promising "exclusive" news or video of the incident.One fraudster already tried to dupe the public by setting up a Twitter account minutes after the bombing that claimed to be associated with the Boston Marathon organization.

Fox pulls 'Family Guy' episode after Boston Marathon hoax

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Fox has removed from its web site a recent episode of "Family Guy," which showed mass deaths at the Boston Marathon.A doctored version of the clip, which made fun of Monday's terrorist attack at the marathon, has since circulated online.Fox Broadcasting refused to comment.

By the Numbers: Boston Marathon bombings

(CNN) -- On Patriots' Day, a state holiday in Massachusetts, an unidentified person or group detonated two bombs near the finish line at the Boston Marathon.

What we know about the Boston Marathon bombing, aftermath

(CNN) -- Two days after explosives killed three people and wounded more than 180 during the Boston Marathon, details continue to trickle in as investigators sort through evidence.WHAT'S NEW-- As of Wednesday evening, Boston-area hospitals had released at least 112 of the 178 people treated for injuries sustained in Monday's attack near the Boston Marathon's finish line, according to a CNN tally.

Boston bombings become personal for Racine classroom

RACINE (WITI) -- The fear and confusion that came after the bombings at the Boston Marathon on Monday spread to southeastern Wisconsin -- specifically, a seventh-grade classroom in Racine.

BloodCenter officials say need for blood great after tragedy

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings, the BloodCenter of Wisconsin stepped in -- sending blood to the East Coast.One day after the tragedy in Boston, Bud Endries donated blood at the BloodCenter of Wisconsin."I always feel that the need is there.