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The maker of Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Ho Hos said the incentive pay is needed to retain the 19 corporate officers and "high-level managers" during the liquidation process, which could take about a year.
The senator tearfully described Glenda Moore's desperate, but unsuccessful efforts to save her two little boys, who died after being swept out of their mother's arms by a surge of water.
A day after meeting with Congressional leaders in Washington to appeal for $10 billion in federal storm relief, Mayor Bloomberg sounded optimistic.
Speaker John Boehner believes he holds a strong hand in fiscal cliff and debt limit talks. He is, once again, taking the global economy hostage and playing politics with the U.S. debt limit.
Lawyers for the Stamford woman who was badly mauled by her friend's pet chimpanzee in 2009 have agreed to a settlement in a lawsuit against the chimp owner's estate.
Sweeny Murti chatted with Mike Francesa about Yankees' burning topics on Thursday.
The trio just announced a special two-day event in Texas next year, which will benefit underserved kids.
Currently, the display system shows drivers that the toll has been paid but not how much has been deducted from their account.
The Who and Hunter Hays are also scheduled to perform during the live television special airing on CBS, December 5 at 10PM.
One month after superstorm Sandy, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says New Yorkers are recovering well, with one notable exception.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Thursday that some homeowners will receive an interest free extension from Jan. 1 to April 1.
You don't have to be in Chicago to watch Jerrod Niemann "Free The Music" live on stage tonight.
Members of the state Assembly took a bus tour on Thursday, checking out the recovery effort and surveying some of the devastation that remains.
The gas stations involved in this latest probe include four on Long Island, six in New York City and two in Westchester County.
A month after superstorm Sandy struck, gone is the thick oil that covered the streets by the water in Lindenhurst. So, too, is the silence of the residents in shock.
