Alton Sterling's Son: 'All Police Aren't Bad'
Alton Sterling's teenage son is calling for calm as he talks publicly for the first time about his father's death at the hands of Baton Rouge police officers.
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Alton Sterling's teenage son is calling for calm as he talks publicly for the first time about his father's death at the hands of Baton Rouge police officers.
A man was seriously injured Wednesday afternoon when a wooden panel apparently fell on him at a construction site along Fifth Avenue.
Yvette Seibert, 36, faces charges including endangering the welfare of a child and neglect of an impounded animal and torturing or injuring animals/failure to provide sustenance.
Fights over new campaign signs are springing up on Long Island.
There's been a rise in attacks on Bangladeshi residents living in the Bronx this year as authorities are investigating the incidents as possible hate crimes.
Donald Trump is boasting over new poll numbers Wednesday that show a tight race between the Republican presumptive nominee and his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
Police said the entire break-in was captured on a home security camera inside the apartment.
A power outage at the MTA's Rail Control Center caused extensive delays across multiple lines in the New York City subway system Wednesday.
Funerals will be held Wednesday for Dallas Police Sr. Cpl. Lorne Ahrens, Dallas Police Sgt. Michael Smith and Dallas Area Rapid Transit Officer Brent Thompson.
In his new book "Framed," Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. argues that his cousin, Michael Skakel, was railroaded for the 1975 murder of a young neighbor.
The Casino Control Commission on Wednesday voted 3-0 to approve lease agreements needed for the sale that will give MGM full control of the property.
Yale University has acknowledged that it decided to remove several stained-glass windows at Calhoun College only after a worker destroyed one in June that depicted slaves in a cotton field.
Suffolk's first Crime Stoppers benefit concert will be headlined by Michael DelGuidice and his Billy Joel tribute band, Big Shot, at the Emporium in Patchogue on July 28.
Former President George W. Bush's awkward arm swaying in sync with a choir's singing during a memorial service for the five police officers slain in Dallas last week is drawing mockery and criticism on social media.
A statement from the palace says the monarch met with Cameron, who formally resigned the office before handing over to his successor, Theresa May.
