Boston bombing suspects planned more attacks, says police
Boston endured a day of mourning as police officials said the Tsarnaev brothers planned additional attacks with a large cache of weapons. One suspect remained hospitalized and capable of writing responses, while the surviving brother faced possible charges involving a weapon of mass destruction. Authorities warned there may be undiscovered explosives, and churches opened to mourn the dead as investigators mapped a cautious path to reopening a blocked area.
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Boston
Ed Davis
Russia
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
Tamerlan
Dan Coats
Indiana
Senate Intelligence Committee
Tsarnaev
Coats
ABC
Davis
Associated Press
Tamerlan Tsarnaev
Dagestan
Chechnya
Massachusetts
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kelly McKernan
Mississippi flood crest amid forecast of more rain
Rivers crest across the Midwest with water near flood stage from Quad Cities to St. Louis. More rain and upper Midwest snow threaten relief as hundreds of thousands of acres flood, roads and bridges close, and three deaths are linked to flood conditions. Coast Guard reports 114 barges loose near St. Louis with several sinks. two more bodies found in Illinois and Missouri as floodwaters claim additional victims.
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Jeff Roberson
Clarksville
Mississippi River
Upper Midwest
Mississippi
Quad Cities
St. Louis
U.S. 61
Iowa
Missouri
Quincy, Ill
Louisi
Illinois
Oak Brook
Cora
Four Colorado snowboarders and skier die in deadly avalanche
Authorities identify five backcountry snow riders killed at Loveland Pass in Colorado. The group, part of the Rocky Mountain High Backcountry Bash to raise funds for the Colorado Avalanche Information Center, included Christopher Peters of Lakewood Joseph Timlin of Gypsum Ryan Novack of Boulder Ian Lanphere of Crested Butte and Rick Gaukel of Estes Park. a sixth snowboarder Jerome Boulay survived.
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Denver
Colorado
Clear Creek County
Don Krueger
Loveland Pass
Christopher Peters
Lakewood
Joseph Timlin
Ryan Novack
Boulder
Ian Lanphere
Crested Butte
Rick Gaukel
Estes Park
Jerome Boulay
The
Denver Post
Rocky Mountain
Mike Bennett
Dillon
Boulay
Bennett
Prayer and waiting in West after fertilizer plant blast
In West Texas the First Baptist Church operated from a hay pasture while a makeshift pulpit served worshipers four days after a blast at the West Fertilizer Co killed 14 and injured 200. Sheltered residents waited for news on returning home as investigators, no sign of criminal intent, prepared to search the crater for answers.
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West
Texas
First Baptist
John Crowder
Crowder
Crawford
Kirstner
Robert Champion
Dallas
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Champion
Michael Ainsworth
Texas Department OF Public Safety
Jason Reyes
West Fertilizer Co
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Thomas Menino
FBI
Trinity Church
Temple Israel
Trinity
Samuel T. Lloyd III
Lloyd
Julio Cortez
Samuel Lloyd III
Trinity Episcopal Church
Midwest
Jim Salter
Jim Suhr
Thomas Peipert
Kelly Kirstner
Crowder’s
Marty
West, Texas
Journal-World
Lawrence
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