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Just in time for the World Series Playoffs is an exhibit to delight even the toughest baseball fans. TV 10-55's visited Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Times Square to check it the attraction's new baseball room.
Let's be clear. What the Rangers are going through isn't an effort issue. They're struggling to understand Vigneault's concept of uptempo hockey that also requires sound positioning.
New York state police and the Thruway Authority have issued their fall "Antler Alert.''
It's not even Halloween and the Giants and Rangers are both frightful messes. The trick is on New York sports fans. Both teams started the season with high hopes. Both appear to be on a direct line to disaster.
Steamed mussels are a popular choice for many seafood lovers, but few are brave enough to try them at home. The new executive chef at Chelsea hot spot Pounds & Ounces shows us how to select and prepare fresh seafood.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is working on a new automated signal system that will make the Flushing line more reliable, allowing trains to run faster and more often.
Police say the little boy is about 4-feet-8-inches tall, weighs about 65 pounds with brown eyes and short black hair. He was last seen wearing a blue T-shirt, and blue jeans.
It confounds me to hear trite phrases or hyperbolic headlines in news stories. The other day an online headline read, "Tom Hanks Reveals Startling Health News." He's dying, I thought. Oh, no not Tom Hanks! I love him.
Anthony Hennis and his younger brother Ammany were arrested in connection with an incident that took place on October 3.
Police say Humayoun Nabi and Ismail Alsarabbi were busted after a two-year investigation that involved confidential informants and undercover detectives.
Stores such as Bloomingdale's are taking action by attaching what they call black or "B" tags on most dresses costing more than $150.
Sean Crane, 51, pleaded guilty to DWI and other charges Thursday, Nassau County prosecutors said.
Three rabbis and seven other men were charged after the FBI raided several locations overnight.
The big game will be coming to the New York area in February and on Thursday the league joined Mayor Michael Bloomberg to announce the donation of big money a number of charity projects across the city.
Democrat Cory Booker accused his opponent of being tea party extremist, while Republican Steve Lonegan said Booker is nothing but a Hollywood stand-in for President Barack Obama.
