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They are the homes that dreams are made of – 12-foot ceilings, eight bedrooms. Mega mansions are popping up all over the Hamptons. But one resident said "not in my backyard," so she's taking her fight to federal court.
Police are investigating an incident that took place at a Long Island elementary school earlier this week.
If you've ever wanted to run under the Hudson River then this Sunday morning is for you.
The NFL is donating $100,000 to One Fund Boston to aid victims of the Boston bombings.
Years after a 2-year-old boy was killed by gunfire on Easter Sunday, there has been a break in the case. A new suspect is under arrest.
Basketball aside, this will be the Celtics' first home game since the terrorist attack at the Boston Marathon. Emotions will be flowing and the crowd will be as into a basketball game as can be imagined.
We couldn't let today's news about the FAA furloughs soon coming to an end go by without some fact checking on some things we've heard.
How should the Bruins approach the final three games of the season?
Students at a New Jersey school are still on edge after a disturbing video posted to YouTube showed a pair of 12-year-old girls reading off a hit list and graphically describing how they'd carry out their kills.
Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook will have surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee and be out indefinitely.
Whether the pain in Stephen Curry's sprained left ankle will subside enough for him to be on the court when the Golden State Warriors host the Denver Nuggets is not something the point guard could say for sure.
The Boston Celtics will play at the TD Garden for the first time Friday night since the events of the Boston Marathon.
Every play near the basket looked like a traffic accident. There were long scoreless stretches. Shooting from outside was a dicey proposition. It was ugly for everyone but the Chicago Bulls. This was their type of game.
For so many families, the premature birth of twins often means the loss of one child. One family credits the March of Dimes for helping them keep living.
After the failure to pass gun control reform in the U.S. Senate last week, you might think the issue is dead on Capitol Hill. Sen. Richard Blumenthal says you should think again.
