Gene Cernan, Last Person To Walk On The Moon, Dies At 82
Cernan was commander of NASA's Apollo 17 mission and on his third space flight when he set foot on the lunar surface.
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Cernan was commander of NASA's Apollo 17 mission and on his third space flight when he set foot on the lunar surface.
Last Thursday, the alleged victim's father came to the church and reported that Diaz had sexually abused his daughter during private piano lessons over the course of two years.
According to police, Brielle Joseph was last seen on the first floor of 1969 Pacific St. in Bedford-Stuyvesant around 6:00 a.m.
The Essex County Prosecutor's Office says one victim has been pronounced dead. The other was transported to a local hospital in stable condition.
The only place where Westchester's municipalities are listed in one place is the County Center in White Plains. Some you'll recognize, like Eastchester or Mamaroneck. Others, you may not -- like New Castle.
A growing number of Democrats -- including five New York members of Congress -- are planning to boycott Donald Trump's inauguration.
Joy Malone of New Rochelle says the turkey trapped her and her daughter in their car for five minutes last week.
Some Queens residents woke on Monday, to find their vehicles on fire. Police and firefighters responded and put out the flames.
The third Monday of the new year is said to be the saddest day of the year, and January is the saddest month.
A shock was in the mail for thousands of senior citizens on fixed incomes. Property tax relief that they've counted on for more than a decade expired without notice.
Could food soon be going digital? A team of engineers at Columbia University is working with chefs to create a 3D food printing machine for your home.
19-year-old David Richards has been grappling with the effects of Down syndrome all his life, but he's never let it get him down or dampen his spirits.
Plans to transform an old school into a high-tech dormitory is being met with a loud chorus of both opposition and support.
All across America and right here in Harlem, volunteers will spend the day serving others to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
The Nassau County Firefighters Pipes and Drums band was chosen as one of only 40 groups to march at the presidential inauguration Friday.
