2 Dead In Separate Incidents In Brooklyn
Police said they responded to a 911 call of shots fired at 2 a.m. Wednesday on Stuyvesant Avenue. They found the victim on the street, shot three times in the torso and twice in the left leg.
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Police said they responded to a 911 call of shots fired at 2 a.m. Wednesday on Stuyvesant Avenue. They found the victim on the street, shot three times in the torso and twice in the left leg.
In the bitter cold darkness rescue crews and canine units were relentless in their search for hiker Colleen Murphy. But the search ended Tuesday night and not the way anyone had hoped.
It is shaping up to be a blustery and cold early Wednesday morning in the Tri-State Area. With temperatures expected to drop to a low of 15 degrees overnight, residents will have to be prepared.
A Queens mother got quite a surprise when her two sons watched a Nickelodeon DVD she purchased from Toys R Us.
This year's tough winter has left thousands of New York City residents literally out in the cold. Many have been fighting for heat with landlords who don't provide it.
There's a new type of vehicle on New York City streets and sidewalks that slips through the cracks of city and state regulations. And it turns out both pedestrians and politicians are demanding action.
Two iron workers were killed this morning after they fell five stories while working on the Redeemer Presbyterian Church at 150 W. 83rd Street.
One of Hauppauge High School's elite wrestlers, 16-year-old Nicholas Mauriello, was fighting for his life in a Suffolk County hospital room Tuesday, battling two bacterial infections.
The driver of the truck was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. Police said he lost control when another car cut him off.
A truck driver accused of falling asleep at the wheel and killing a Long Island police officer appeared in court Tuesday. Bail was set at $90,000 bond and $47,500 cash for John Kaley.
All the snow we've seen this winter may be an invitation for crooks to target your home. Several streets in northeast Yonkers have been targeted for burglaries, and certain houses in particular.
Melting snow along with refreezing cycles have been creating some dangerous conditions and expensive repairs for area drivers.
New York City's Health Department is no stranger to controversial health campaigns, will this be one of them?
A metal bar has been installed across the bench outside the Hells Angels clubhouse on East Third Street just about daring anybody to remove it and sit down.
Federal authorities expanded their crackdown on insider trading that masks itself as legitimate market research.
