A 'Cinderella' Moment: Marine Saves Newborn Deer, Helps Unite Fawn With New Mother
A newborn fawn is alive thanks to a Good Samaritan who delivered the fragile baby from its dying mother, performed CPR, and helped it find a home.
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A newborn fawn is alive thanks to a Good Samaritan who delivered the fragile baby from its dying mother, performed CPR, and helped it find a home.
We've all heard the tragic tales of teens and young adults suddenly collapsing and dying while playing sports.
Sources also say investigators discovered blood during the search for the 50-year-old mother of five.
Move over, MetroCard. The MTA has a new way to pay. Starting today, riders can tap a cellphone or contactless credit card to enter certain subway trains and buses.
Cardi B, whose real name is Belcalis Almanzar, faces misdemeanor reckless endangerment and assault charges in connection with the fight at Angels Strip Club back on Aug. 29.
One suspect was taken into custody Friday after a shooting left multiple people injured at a Virginia Beach municipal center, police said.
A Post-It note reading "Hitler Is Coming" was plastered onto a billboard designed for visitors to leave positive messages at the Jewish Children's Museum in Crown Heights on Tuesday night.
Abbiegail Smith's mother and other family members gave victim impact statements that had the whole courtroom crying, even the sheriff's officers.
The Town of Lyndhurst unveiled a public display of LGBT support for the first time in its history
"The Israeli who come in here are definitely looking for home," owner Adir Michaeli told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
A decorated NYPD officer accused of hiring a hitman to kill her ex-husband and a child was formally charged in federal court in Central Islip on Friday.
Officials say heavy rainfall led to runoff and elevated levels of bacteria that do no fall within state water quality standards.
The festival, which features music, food and art, takes place over three days, wrapping up on Sunday.
The Scripps National Spelling Bee was brought to its knees Thursday night into early Friday by eight spellers who were too poised, too prepared and too savvy for any word thrown their way.
Police said a man held up a Chase bank around 5:40 p.m. Thursday on Avenue of the Americas in Greenwich Village.
