Final shootout, then Boston bombing suspect caught

WATERTOWN, Mass. | For just a few minutes, it seemed as if the dragnet that had shut down a metropolitan area of millions while legions of police went house to house looking for the suspected Boston Marathon bomber had failed.

Last Andrews Sister, Patty, dead at 94

The Andrews Sisters are shown announcing in June 1956 that they are reuniting with a "bury-the-hatchet cake" three years after dissolving their act. they are Maxene, from left, Patty and LaVerne.

Last Andrews Sister, Patty, dead at 94

Patty, left, and Maxene Andrews, surviving siblings of the famed Andrews Sisters trio, smile in October 1987 as they hold their star plaques which they received after agreeing to reunite to accept a star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Jim, John Harbaugh ready for rematch at Super Bowl

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh will coach against his brother, Jim, in next month's Super Bowl XLVII.

Jim, John Harbaugh ready for rematch at Super Bowl

SANTA CLARA, Calif. | These days, Jack Harbaugh stays away from game-planning chatter or strategy sessions with his Super Bowl-bound coaching sons. Baltimore's John Harbaugh and little brother Jim of the San Francisco 49ers have been doing this long enough now to no longer need dad's input.

Camp is exciting for your child, but what about the little ones left behind?

Summer camp is very exciting for an older child, but in finding the right sleepaway camp for our child, we can sometimes forget the little ones left behind.

Kids sharing bedrooms: two can be better than one

In some households, sharing a bedroom is about more than saving space. Whatever the reason for putting children together, a shared bedroom is a good opportunity to learn about negotiation and compromise.

Voltaggio brothers: Different routes to same path

Bryan Voltaggio stands in his restaurant, Volt, arms folded. He doesn't break a smile, a frown or a sweat.

Voltaggio brothers: Different routes to the same path

In the two years since Michael won "Top Chef," their passion and business savvy has transformed decades of sibling rivalry into a fruitful cooperation.

Christmas memories come from the heart and also from under the tree

When I was asked to share a few favorite family memories from Christmas celebrations of the past, it was tough to narrow down which stories to share.

College send-offs change sibling relationships

This fall, as a new crop of freshmen head off to college, many families find themselves experiencing new family dynamics. But while the initial sibling separation can cause some anxiety (or relief), it can also be the start of a deeper bond.

Help ease a new baby into the family

It is important to keep in mind that every child will react differently to the arrival of a new sibling. But if you are attentive to your child's dominant sense, you can help reduce his or her anxiety.

New 'O Brother' set serves up more old-timey music

George Clooney isn't the only one whose singing didn't make the final cut of "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" and the film's best-selling soundtrack, which helped turn old-timey music into hit pop tunes again.

Taking care of fathers complicates family roles

For daughters, it can be startling to see a father unable to take care of a home, losing the ability to walk and drive. There's a dissonance to seeing your protector as needing protection.

Prepping for baby number two

We hate to break it to you, but your second pregnancy might not be all "been there, done that." The fact is, you may have to deal with some pregnancy symptoms you didn't get the first time around. And of course, you'll have to get baby No. 1 used to the idea of a new sibling and make room at…

President Obama's sister honors 'Grandma Annie'

Above a rooftop in Jakarta or the Indus River in Pakistan, the moon looms large in the childhood memories of Maya Soetoro-Ng, but President Obama's little sister hadn't realized how important those memories were until she was pregnant with her oldest daughter.

Learning to share my birthday with my brother

One of my earliest childhood memories is being ridiculously frustrated that I only had three candles on my birthday cake, while my older brother Michael had five.