87-Year-Old Woman Saved By National Guard After Being Stranded For 2 Days On Remote Trail
An 87-year-old New Jersey woman was stranded for two days after making a wrong turn on the road.
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An 87-year-old New Jersey woman was stranded for two days after making a wrong turn on the road.
Gov. Rick Scott said Friday that one woman and three men in Miami-Dade and Broward counties likely contracted the virus through mosquito bites.
Drivers getting into and out of LaGuardia Airport were subjected to a traffic mess Friday evening.
Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson has continued to sell himself to voters who aren't satisfied with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Three NYPD officers found a gun on a man who was caught evading the turnstile at an East Harlem subway station Friday.
At 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, the suspect approached a 24-year-old man inside the mezzanine of the Sutphin Boulevard and Archer Ave subway station and beat him with a cane.
A foundation leader was sentenced to a year and eight months in prison Friday, after admitting to paying more than $800,000 in bribes to a former UN General Assembly president.
Police on Friday were searching for a man who allegedly peeped through windows in a Bronx building and appeared to masturbate while doing so.
For a second straight year, at least 20 percent of New York students sat out of this year's Common Core tests, but those who took them showed gains in English and to a lesser extent, math.
New York state Sen. Jeff Klein (D-The Bronx/Westchester) wants to keep Pokémon Go out of the hands of high-level sex offenders.
These days more and more people are winning the battle against cancer, but that battle can come with collateral damage to a patient's balance and walking.
A culinary controversy could leave a major pasta company in hot water. The company, Barilla, is facing a lawsuit and some unappetizing allegations.
The Jets and Giants were both on the practice field on Friday, and that means it won't be long before the complexion of Sunday afternoons changes.
A battle over books has erupted on the Upper West Side, with video showing police collecting literature sold on the street despite such sales being legally allowed.
Every baby delivery is special, but it was extra special for one infant who was born this week.
