Bacon Festival Shut Down After Woman Gets Trapped Between Humvee, Food Trailer
A popular bacon festival became the scene of a serious emergency after a Humvee hit several people. It happened on Saturday in Farmingville.
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A popular bacon festival became the scene of a serious emergency after a Humvee hit several people. It happened on Saturday in Farmingville.
The crimes happened overnight and were reported on several streets including Seacord Road, Rosedale Ave, and Eastchester Road. Cars were left ransacked.
The nice weekend was a welcomed change for some. People across the city were out on Saturday, enjoying the unseasonably warm weather.
"Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players," Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement.
Two police officers in New Haven, Connecticut were shot while responding to an earlier shooting incident Saturday morning, city officials tell CBS Connecticut.
The encounter turned physical and the suspect threw a credit card reader at the victim, causing a laceration to his nose, police said. The victim refused medical attention, and the suspect fled the scene.
The FDNY's Engine 201 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn is just one of 18 different firehouses and EMS stations across the city where people can drop off donations.
According to the lawsuit, Singleton was high on PCP and acting erratically when he was put in a 'protective body wrap' by police. The suit alleges that officers kept Singleton -- a father of three - face down in the wrap despite requests from EMTs to turn him over for examination.
Expect some upper 80s and low 90s across the area, with some spots tying or setting records! NYC's record is 89 and that's what we're going with right now.
Trump says if a basketball player doesn't want to visit the White House to celebrate an NBA title then don't bother showing up, one day after telling a rally in Alabama that NFL owners should fire players who kneel during the national anthem.
President Donald Trump delivers his weekly address.
As WCBS 880's Myles Miller reported, the city council is trying to do what the state has failed to do since 2014.
CBS2's Cindy Hsu met up with Laurie Schacht, the toy insider mom, to see which toys are hot this season.
Deputy Editor of BBC Culture Christian Blauvelt stopped by to give CBS2's Andrea Grymes a sneak peek at what's in store.
It happened on September 15th just before noon at Sean's Diamond & Jewelry on Canal Street in SoHo.
