Here are 10 front pages that led with the Boston Marathon bombing guilty verdict

By: Kristen Hare

April 9, 2015

Here are 10 front pages from around the U.S. with the news on the guilty verdict for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. On Wednesday, we showed examples of how news sites displayed the news.

The Boston Globe, Boston, Massachusetts:

Metro – Boston Edition, Boston, Massachusetts:

Boston Herald, Boston, Massachusetts:

Metro West Daily News, Framingham, Massachusetts:

Newsday, Long Island, New York:

New York Post, New York, New York:

The Tampa Tribune, Tampa, Florida:

The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon:

Tribune-Review, Greensburg, Pennsylvania:

USA Today, McLean, Virginia:

Front pages via Newseum.

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Kristen Hare teaches local journalists the critical skills they need to serve and cover their communities as Poynter's local news faculty member. Before joining faculty…

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