Former Olympian Charged After Allegedly Shooting Woman At NJ Horse Farm
Washington Township Police found the victim suffering from two gunshot wounds to her chest.
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Washington Township Police found the victim suffering from two gunshot wounds to her chest.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Cleveland says 41-year-old Timothy Ireland of Toledo was charged Friday with making interstate threats.
President Trump headed to the Hamptons for a campaign fundraiser as the political debate over gun legislation rages on.
Three-year-old Micah Gee and his 2-year-old sister, Olivia, were were killed by blunt force trauma to the torso.
The state Department of Public Service is expanding an investigation into National Grid, vowing to force the power company to meet its obligations to its customers.
Defense lawyer Norm Pattis asked a judge to review Jennifer's medical records, claiming she had $14,000 in tests done in the months before she vanished.
Symptoms of salmonella usually appear 12-72 hours after being exposed and include cramping and diarrhea.
The superintendent said in a statement that the district feels "safety and security are priority areas that require continuous attention and effort on the part of our school district."
Each puppy is raised by a volunteer for over a year, then trained for six months before finally being united with their new partner in life.
A year after a Long Island man was attacked by a shark in Cape Cod, he's thanking first responders for saving his life, and warning people to be careful in the ocean.
After five long years trying to eradicate the Asian longhorned beetle, the pesky insect is still killing trees in Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island.
In both cases, the victims were attacked on the street in Ozone Park.
The warning was released after gridlock forced some fliers to haul their bags along the highway Thursday.
More than 10,000 people who had been helped by the FDNY EMS are now victims of a data breach due to an employee copying personal information onto a hard drive – and then losing it.
American-based Chase Bank is bowing out of Canada's credit card market, and it has an unusual parting-gift for its customers.
