Summer Scorcher: Another Heat Wave Possible As Tri-State Temperatures Sizzle Into 90s
Plenty of people are heading to beaches and pools Sunday, as dangerously high temperatures sweep over the Tri-State.
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Plenty of people are heading to beaches and pools Sunday, as dangerously high temperatures sweep over the Tri-State.
The officers in the car were responding to calls of shots fired near Metropolitan and Wythe Avenues.
Three children and one woman are hospitalized in critical condition Sunday after they were rescued from a fire in Brooklyn.
While one suspect distracted the victim, another pulled the chair out from under him.
Sunday will be another scorcher, bringing potentially dangerous heat and the start of the Tri-State's next heat wave.
Two men went on a rampage. A worker told CBS2's Cory James it began after he told them they were closed for the night.
The two victims were taken to a local hospital, but police did not elaborate on how serious those injuries are.
Philbin shared his life with television viewers over morning coffee for decades and helped himself and some fans strike it rich with the game show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire."
It happened near 38th Street and Eighth Avenue around 9:45 p.m. Saturday.
Community activists say people of Asian descent are being blamed for the spread of the coronavirus.
It's unclear what caused the fire.
Police say it happened in the river near West 225th Street and Marbel Hill Avenue.
New York City entered Phase 4 of reopening on July 20, 2020, bringing back low-risk outdoor activities.
Witnesses described people frantically running into stores, fearing an active shooter was nearby.
The crowd gathered at 183rd Street and Broadway on Saturday.
