New York City Triathlon Returns After 2-Year Hiatus
Recent heavy rainfall caused bacteria levels in the Hudson to test nine times higher than what is deemed safe, turning the triathlon into a duathlon.
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Recent heavy rainfall caused bacteria levels in the Hudson to test nine times higher than what is deemed safe, turning the triathlon into a duathlon.
It honors Italian Saint Paulinus of Nola, who offered his life to save others.
Virgin Galactic owner Richard Branson rocketed into space Sunday for a sub-orbital test flight intended to demonstrate his company's air-launched spaceplane is ready for passengers.
Tragedy struck around 6:30 a.m. Sunday inside a multi-family building on Hillmeyer Avenue in Far Rockaway.
Emergency crews responded around 11:30 a.m. Sunday to Riverside Drive and West 97th Street.
Police said Bernard Norwood flailed his arms while being arrested and struck an officer's nose and face, causing the officer to bleed.
It started when police responded to a home where the man was suffering chest pains.
Police said the man broke a window on the trailer and stole laptops, a cellphone and rings worth more than $10,000.
According to police, the individuals surrounded a 26-year-old man getting into his Toyota Rav4 and threatened to kill him.
Police said David Mordukhaev, 30, escaped at around 4:30 a.m. Saturday.
The triathlon went virtual in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, and in 2019, the race was canceled for the first time ever due to a heat emergency.
Expect more clouds overall today, along with a few showers moving through at times. It's by no means a washout though.
Virgin Galactic-founder Richard Branson and five company crewmates have made final preparations for a barnstorming ride to space Sunday.
Witnesses say someone was randomly shooting BBs at pedestrians and parked cars on Mother Gaston Boulevard.
New York Road Runners held the four-mile race in Central Park on the 31st anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
