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The Boston bombings left three people dead and more than 170 people injured. Dr. Robert Glatter, an emergency physician at Lenox Hill Hospital, visited The Couch to give us insight into treating victims of such attacks.
The voice of football. The NFL's narrator for generations. A master of restraint. The sport and the world of broadcasting have lost a true legend.
Bring some delicious food cart cuisine into your own kitchen: Hummus & Pita Co.'s co-founder David Pesso shows us an upscale Stovetop Shawarma & Tahina Sauce with Mediterranean Salad.
The Department of Education said that the principal of P.S. 087 called authorities after finding the loaded BB gun in the fifth-grader's possession.
The plan to merge police precincts was intended to save Nassau County $20 million, but the PBA said all it has done is increase major crimes.
Question the collective talent of this team? Go ahead, be my guest. That's entirely fair. Question their collective desire? That's a different story altogether.
Promotional posters for the May 5 event featuring a picture of pyrotechnics above riders are also being removed in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings.
The facility has not renewed its state permit and has received local, state and federal violations for a number of issues, including a monkey biting a child and two hyenas escaping.
The statewide boycott of the new Common Core standardized tests is growing larger in New York as students head in for day two of the exams.
Over 1.5 million children are homeschooled by their parents in the U.S.
The fire broke out around 12:15 a.m. Wednesday at an apartment on Fourth Avenue.
A woman is safe and two young men are being credited with ensuring that after police in Katonah say she was the victim of a kidnapping attempt.
Local rivalries. Frigid temperatures. The clack of the sticks. Hockey in the Bronx?
One of the lessons from the Boston Marathon bombings is the kind of role technology plays in connecting everyone and how much information and misinformation there is out there after an event like that.
One of the explosive devices used in bombing of the Boston Marathon appeared to have been placed in a metal pressure cooker packed with nails and ball bearings, CBS News reported Tuesday.
