Woodchuck Tests Positive For Rabies In Ossining
Health officials say the woodchuck seemed unhealthy and was caught on July 1. Test results received Thursday confirmed it was rabid.
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Health officials say the woodchuck seemed unhealthy and was caught on July 1. Test results received Thursday confirmed it was rabid.
The reunion is called Laps For Lauren. On the family's website, www.findlauren.com, they write "We would love to see everyone who is helping us continue our efforts to find our dear sweet Lauren."
Robert Turner, a retired media executive, will be the party's nominee in the September 13 contest. Turner ran unsuccessfully against Weiner in the general election last year.
If you're thinking of adopting a pet and love theater, Broadway legend Bernadette Peters says this is the event for you.
The criminal case of alleged sexual assault against Dominique Strauss-Kahn may be falling apart, but that doesn't mean his accuser won't have her day in court.
Sources tell CBS 2 a 65-year-old cashier at the Melani Grocery Store on Guy Brewer Boulevard was shot late Friday night.
A persistent downpour Friday night prevented the Tampa Bay Rays' rookie starter from getting the chance to deny Derek Jeter the two hits he needs to reach 3,000.
Today, we'll see sunny skies and warm temperatures with lower humidity this afternoon. High of 88 degrees.
A young New Jersey man is in a coma fighting for his life after police said he was attacked by more than a dozen people over the weekend.
Wild and dangerous weather caused quite a scare in parts of the Tri-State on Friday, as thunderstorms left toppled trees and flooding in their wake.
It will be two more weeks before the Tri-state area finds out its unemployment rates for the month of June, but if the national unemployment numbers released Friday are any indication of what's to come, it doesn't look good.
The New York City Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying and apprehending a man wanted in connection with a string of sexual assaults in the Bronx.
They lost their theater and thought they'd lost their dreams. But despite the odds, a Rockland County youth theater group somehow managed to get both back.
Health organizations have spent years trying to educate the public on how to prevent AIDS. But now they are targeting one specific group: people 50 and older, the new face of HIV/AIDS.
Did the actions of workers at a Staten Island daycare center contribute to a baby's death? The child's parents are desperate for answers, but said they've been stonewalled by the center.
