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It certainly was a hot one, with "feels like" temps well over the century mark.
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It certainly was a hot one, with "feels like" temps well over the century mark.
More than 100 people are braving the oppressive heat and humidity this weekend for a shot at a carpenter's apprenticeship.
The search continues for a suspect who shot and killed an imam and his assistant in Queens on Saturday afternoon as police are trying to determine if the shooting was a hate crime.
The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey said a preliminary investigation indicates there were no shots fired at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
Police in New Jersey's capital city have reinstated a curfew for juveniles, but the decision to drop some of them at area churches has led to push back from critics who believe the ordinance breaks church-and-state separation and arbitrarily targets Trenton's youth.
Thousands of people remained without power Sunday morning as staggering temperatures continue to slam the city.
A man drowned in the Long Island Sound Sunday afternoon.
Nassau County Police said a man was found after they believe he was the victim of a frightening abduction.
'Hamilton' creator Lin-Manuel Miranda is teaming up with New York Senator Charles Schumer in a push to make automated ticket bots illegal nationwide.
Police are investigating after a man was killed in Queens early Sunday morning.
Investigators believe boater Andrew Weis, 48, of Lindenhurst, may have been involved in an accident.
A New Jersey woman has settled a lawsuit that will allow her to display a vanity license plate that reads "8THEIST.''
Wisconsin's governor put the National Guard on standby Sunday in case of another outbreak of violence in Milwaukee, after a deadly police shooting touched off a night of arson and rock-throwing in a mostly black neighborhood.
The U.S. Olympic Committee says Ryan Lochte and three other American swimmers were robbed by armed men who stopped their taxi.
Flowers and candles have gone up in a park in New York's Hudson Valley where five people were hit by lightning, one fatally.
