Cheering crowds lined the streets in Boston and Lexington Friday night to welcome Paul Revere and the dawn of a rebellion that would change the world. The 250th reenactment of the patriot's famous ...

Honoring the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, a reenactor portraying Paul Revere crossed the Boston Marathon finish line to read a special proclamation. "The runners are coming!" ...

The 250th anniversary of Paul Revere's famous midnight ride to warn that the British were coming will take over Boston on April 18. The trek will be re-enacted by two men, one by foot the other by ...

Meanwhile, in Boston where it all began, the anniversary was marked Friday with a reenactment of Revere's historic ride. Actor Michael Lepage portrayed Revere, walking from the Paul Revere House ...

THAT HISTORIC RIDE, OF COURSE, STARTED IN THE NORTH END OF BOSTON EARLIER TONIGHT. PAUL REVERE KISSING WIFE RACHEL GOODBYE, EMBARKING ON A LIFE THREATENING AND NATION BUILDING SECRET MISSION.

We arrived in Boston’s North End on Friday night, where a re-enactment of Paul Revere’s midnight ride kicked off celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the start of the Revolutionary War.

At 7:30 p.m., Mayor Wu will officially launch Boston 250 and headline a short program at the Paul Revere Mall, alongside special guests and performers, including a brass quintet from the Boston Pops.

BOSTON (AP) — A rider dressed as Paul Revere eased his horse up to the Boston Marathon finish line and proclaimed, “The runners are coming.” And down Boylston Street they came. In record time.

As part of Massachusetts 250, a statewide initiative to celebrate these Revolutionary events, the city of Boston is preparing for a special reenactment of Paul Revere's midnight ride. With ...