Detective Returns Home With Hero's Welcome After Losing Leg In Motorcycle Crash
Officers from the Miami Police Department stood at attention as the ambulance pulled up, cheering for Det. Antonio Torres as he exited.
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Officers from the Miami Police Department stood at attention as the ambulance pulled up, cheering for Det. Antonio Torres as he exited.
Why, some Long Island rate payers are demanding to know, is their utility spending $5.5 million a year on advertising?
Crews are checking for toxic contaminants that officials say are now the unwelcome legacy of the former Grumman aerospace plant in Bethpage.
After years of false starts and broken promises, a casino resort is finally rising in the Catskills. It was approved by voters in 2013 and opens for business in exactly 200 days.
The Lions soccer team were able to play tug of war with a real-life lion to help raise awareness for World Lion Day.
CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez has just been diagnosed with Lyme disease.
During Major League Baseball's Players Weekend at the end of the month, the Bronx Bombers will be wearing navy jerseys with their nicknames stitched on the back.
Eleven-year-old Jamoneisha Merritt, who goes by Jamone, is in serious but stable condition with burns on her face, chest, shoulders and back.
Thursday marks the 40th anniversary of the arrest of the serial killer who called himself the "Son of Sam."
Pre-season football practice took a tragic turn Thursday when a Long Island high school student died after suffering an injury during a routine drill.
Swift repeatedly gave the account of the incident on the witness stand Thursday in federal court while being questioned in a civil trial over the allegations.
The fire broke out around 1:15 a.m. Thursday on Pacific Street in Crown Heights.
The Department of Health and Human Services is now putting together a group to study and strategize.
The owner of a farm that sits next to the Lincoln Tunnel has spent the past 15 years steeped in a property dispute with the mayor of Weehawken.
The family of a young girl who died after suffering a severe asthma attack is urging Gov. Cuomo Andrew to sign a law that they hope will save lives.
