Confusion Abounds Over Outages In Storm-Struck Connecticut
For the fourth day in a row, many places in the state are still awaiting good news as electric companies continue to assess the situation.
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For the fourth day in a row, many places in the state are still awaiting good news as electric companies continue to assess the situation.
Sources told 1010 WINS that Kyanna Thomas met the man accused in her death, Rashad Salaam, on the Internet.
Ellen Gabriel, of East Yaphank, is now working three jobs in salons to just get by after her life was upended by Nicholas Cosmo, who ripped off 4,000 innocent victims
New research shows women who are at risk of having a heart attack are being sent home by their doctors and told they're fine.
Bloomberg said nobody has been a stronger defender of the protesters' First Amendment rights than he's been but he stresses he's concerned about the rights of the people who live and work in lower Manhattan.
Since the tolls hikes took effect, there have been 35 toll cheats that have been caught manipulating their license plate trying to cross the George Washington Bridge.
Oscar Fuller left Manhattan Criminal Court on Wednesday in no mood to talk -- just as earlier the 31-year-old decided not to talk to the jury, declining to take the stand in his own defense.
No good deeds go unpunished. That's what one Suffolk County man said is happening to him after he volunteered to clean up his community, but ended up facing hefty fines.
The victim fought back in a big way and even bit her attacker's hands so hard that she "loosened teeth in her mouth," according to law enforcement officials.
The pilot who made a remarkable emergency landing in Poland said Wednesday he didn't really relax until he got word that all the passengers had gotten off the plane safely.
Paterson police turned to social media in their hunt for the attackers, posting the stunning video of the Sept. 10 attack at the U.S. Chicken restaurant on their Facebook page.
The bridge connecting Fort Lee with Manhattan was lit in green in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Girl Scouts.
Police said an 18-year-old woman told officers that while she was inside a tent in Zuccotti Park Tuesday night around 9:40 p.m., a man touched her inappropriately.
Nearly a decade ago, Jena Liang came home to her Elmhurst apartment to find her mother gone and blood stains on the floor and ceiling. Police records showed strong evidence of foul play but no body was ever found.
