Olympians Turn To 'Cupping' For Improved Performance, But Does Science Support It?
If you have been watching the Olympics you may have noticed a few of the athletes with what look like big, round bruises on their bodies.
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If you have been watching the Olympics you may have noticed a few of the athletes with what look like big, round bruises on their bodies.
A Brooklyn woman had no idea when she took her dog out for a walk last week that it would be their last stroll together.
The NYPD is warning people on Staten Island to not walk alone after several visitors at a popular park were being targeted and robbed.
In a statement on its website, Delta officials said the airline is "still operating in recovery mode."
It happened just after 1 a.m. on the corner East 198th Street and Valentine Avenue in Bedford Park.
A 3-year-old boy was hit by a bottle thrown during an altercation after a fight inside a Brooklyn store spilled onto the sidewalk, police said.
The suspects face several charges including burglary, criminal mischief, resisting arrest, and aggravated assault.
A New Jersey police officer made a 650-mile journey from Monmouth County to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to return a dog to its owner.
One of three girls who fell from a Ferris wheel at a county fair in Tennessee suffered a traumatic brain injury and remained in critical condition Tuesday, a doctor said.
An old abandoned Long Island Rail Road track between Port Jefferson and Wading River is being transformed into a nearly 10-mile bicycle and hiking trail.
A man was beat with a crowbar in the parking lot of a Friendly's restaurant in New Jersey for wearing a Donald Trump T-shirt, police said.
Seddique Mateen was standing in a crowd behind Clinton during the Monday night event in Kissimmee, south of Orlando.
Police said 57-year-old Yuqun Liang, 50-year-old Yacheng Chen, 46-year-old Yan Chen and 44-year-old Xuekun Su are all charged with grand larceny and scheme to defraud.
It happened just before 6 a.m. Tuesday on East 89th Street east of Fifth Avenue.
The court found New Jersey's law violated the 1992 Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, which limits sports betting to the handful of states that offered it at the time.
