Police: Man Kidnapped Ex-Girlfriend Fled To Georgia After Her Escape
Police said the woman was able to escape when they stopped momentarily in Ozone Park, Queens.
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Police said the woman was able to escape when they stopped momentarily in Ozone Park, Queens.
For this month only, applications are being accepted for as many as 5,000 apartments in Stuyvesant Town–Peter Cooper Village.
A former Hillary Clinton staffer, who helped set up her private email server, has been granted immunity by the Justice Department in exchange for his cooperation.
Heroin addiction is blind and it's everywhere. 1010WINS.com spent three weeks on this sojourn, stopping in the living rooms of families whose lives have been ravaged by heroin.
The man and his girlfriend were photographing themselves with the weapon on Sunday at a residence when he shot himself.
The suit alleges that state taxes on tampons creates an unfair standard when it comes to defining medical devices that are specifically designed for women.
Dozens of conservative national security experts are warning that Donald Trump is unfit to be commander in chief.
The 66-year-old rocker twisted and swayed with 91-year-old Jeanne Heintz during a performance of "Dancing in the Dark."
The NJ Star-Ledger published an editorial on Governor Chris Christie Thursday morning, calling for the leader to resign.
Base officials previously reached out to local animal shelters and convened a "feral cat summit" last year to research solutions.
Norden Cummings, 30, was allegedly walking around a platform of the Brooklyn station waving a box cutter in a threatening manner, police said.
National Anthem Day commemorates the adoption of the stars and stripes on March 3, 1931. Celebrate this holiday by spending some time at one of New York City's most patriotic sites.
Maria is five months pregnant with her second child, but this time it's different. This time, she's a recovering heroin addict.
When Hurricane Sandy hit the Tri-State area in 2012, it shook the region to its core. One expert says we are in the midst of another natural disaster: Hurricane Heroin.
Toms River Police Chief Mitchell Little says there's no trend when it comes to heroin use. It's happening at any time of day, any day of the week.
