Body Of Woman Discovered At Long Island Nature Preserve
A man walking on the path discovered the body of Sarah Strobel, of Huntington Station, authorities said
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A man walking on the path discovered the body of Sarah Strobel, of Huntington Station, authorities said
One homeowner thought that she had won the war on mold in her damaged home, but as CBS 2's John Slattery reported, she may be losing the battle.
Kelly Ann Tinyes was 13 when she was lured and murdered 25 years ago in Valley Stream in a case that made headlines for months.
The head of the lab advisory board said that no one is going to get out of jail following the retesting.
Of the customers who submit inquiries -- about 1,500 a month -- looking for lost items, 63 percent are recovered, the MTA said.
Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota said investigators uncovered "clear evidence" that 21-year-old Patrick O'Sullivan of East Moriches planned "a new scheme he believed would result in his freedom."
Jessica Wetherill is sporting a pair of teeth marks from a puncture wound on her left arm. Now, she is in the midst of a series of painful rabies treatments stemming from a possible bat attack. Doctors aren't taking any chances.
A shoplifting suspect on Long Island was hit by a sport-utility vehicle Wednesday afternoon as he tried to run away, police said.
The Nassau County district attorney said that Morgan used the money of everything from plane tickets to furniture for his home. He allegedly stole the money over the course of 5 years while servings as the treasurer and board member of the funds.
Several record high temperatures were recorded Wednesday -- 86 degrees in Newark, 85 degrees at Kennedy Airport and 84 degrees in Islip.
Court papers say nearly 1,700 marijuana plants worth $3.8 million were found at Edward Dispirito's home. He and James Ford face 20 years in prison if convicted.
The victim, making a delivery around 9:35 Tuesday night, was ordered to hand over the food and cash and then lay on the ground, police said.
"The Rooster didn't just walk off," said Owen Smith the inn's proprietor for the past 50 years. "You would have needed a van or a big back seat to get him out of here. He was a big bird."
A new law allows wine to be sold at roadside farm stands, and Long Island residents are quite pleased.
Politicians, health officials and parents have joined forces to try to stop the disease from spreading.
