Detective Who Cracked 'Baby Hope' Cold Case Promoted
Det. Robert Dewhurst said it was a phone call to the NYPD TIPS line this summer on the 22nd anniversary that led them to crack the case.
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Det. Robert Dewhurst said it was a phone call to the NYPD TIPS line this summer on the 22nd anniversary that led them to crack the case.
The study found that exposing your unborn child to nuts may prepare their immune system to handle nuts after they're born.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said Monday that it was the first time Dmitriy Kanarikov had been allowed to take his son 3-year-old Kirill alone since separating from his wife, Svetlana Bukharina.
It will be another Christmas spent homeless for tens of thousands of victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Part of the Crossroads of the World is undergoing a three-year, $40 million makeover in an effort to make the area more pedestrian friendly.
Lawmakers have been inspired to take action in the wake of the infamous viral video showing a confrontation between a group of bikers and a man driving a sport-utility vehicle.
A list of the meanest red light cameras in New Jersey has been released with a surprising intersection in the No. 2 spot.
Basim Henry was arrested in Pennsylvania. The 32-year-old was accused of violating the conditions of his supervised release from a 2006 robbery.
Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio announced the appointment of Goldman Sachs executive Alicia Glen as the administration's deputy mayor of housing and economic development.
In a painful mystery during the holidays, a brilliant doctor who grew up in Laurelton, Queens has gone missing.
New York extended Monday's deadline for purchasing health insurance to avoid a lapse in coverage on Jan. 1 by one day. New Yorkers now have until shortly before midnight on Tuesday to find a plan.
Lis Smith, 31, and former Gov. Eliot Spitzer met when she served as his press secretary during his failed primary run for city comptroller.
According to officials, there have been 329 murders through Dec. 22, compared with 413 in 2012, a 20.3 percent decrease.
New York Police Department Commissioner Ray Kelly highlighted some of his department's successes and spoke about what the future holds for him on Monday.
Over 100,000 residents of New York have successfully enrolled so far. New York has more than two million uninsured residents.
