Police ID Suspect Wanted In Connection With Fatal Brooklyn Hit-And-Run
Police on Monday identified and released a photo of a suspect in a hit-and-run crash that wiped away a young family in Brooklyn – leaving the Tri-State Area stunned.
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Police on Monday identified and released a photo of a suspect in a hit-and-run crash that wiped away a young family in Brooklyn – leaving the Tri-State Area stunned.
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The men were struck with such force that they were flung into the air.
Darrelle Revis is moving closer to getting back on the football field. Whether that's with the New York Jets next season remains to be seen.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday that he is only open to "technical changes" to correct mistakes in his landmark gun control legislation, and not substantive changes.
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Police Monday evening were searching for a man who robbed a bank on Staten Island.
Some people live in shipping containers around the world, and now, New York City has its first house made entirely of them.
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As President Barack Obama continued preparations for his first trip to Israel as commander in chief, there was a shift in tactics Monday.
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