New Book On Abraham Lincoln Geared Towards Younger Readers
As the nation marks President's Day weekend, a presidential scholar is out with a new book on Abraham Lincoln.
Watch CBS News
As the nation marks President's Day weekend, a presidential scholar is out with a new book on Abraham Lincoln.
The project can cost between $80,000 and $100,000. Some homeowners said they are unclear about what type of damage is covered by FEMA or flood insurance.
Peter Yarrow and Nole 'Paul' Stookey authored "I'm In Love With A Big Blue Frog." Yarrow said the song has a message of anti-bullying and tolerance.
Jeter said he has been running on the treadmill and has been cleared to do "everything," but is taking it slow as he recovers.
Members of New Jersey's largest firefighter union will honor the memories of the 26 children and educators killed in the shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School by building a playground in 26 communities impacted by superstorm Sandy.
According to police, undercover officers offered to sell a stolen iPhone for $30 to the employees of 94 Gourmet on Tompkins Avenue. As police were arresting the suspects, they found two loaded weapons.
Donald Werle's house in Lindenhurst took on four feet of water in the storm. His home has been gutted but has yet to be rebuilt.
One person was rescued from inside the home on Reock Street, an area where there are a lot of abandoned buildings.
According to police, the suspect followed a 61-year-old man into his home on West 28th Street around 4:30 a.m., and then forced his way into the building and then into the victim's apartment.
Special equipment is needed to clear heavy snow piled up to three feet in spots. But Newsday reports that a 1936 state statute limits how much towns can spend on heavy machinery.
Passengers on board United flight 29 from London had no idea what was going on when police cleared and searched the plane on arrival in Newark.
The outage frustrated some doctors, who use the system to check whether patients seeking pain pills like OxyContin have already gotten prescriptions from other physicians.
Three men accused of trying to con a Guatemalan immigrant into sharing a $3 million lottery jackpot are off the hook after Rockland County prosecutors agreed to drop most of the case.
This week WLNY's Toni Senecal paid homage to Black History Month with a trip to Harlem.