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Nicholas Brooks told police he left his designer girlfriend woozy from medication and sleeping in a trendy hotel, went out to have beers and do drugs and returned to find police investigating her death, a court document released today shows.
The suspect was described as a white male, approximately 6' to 6'2"' tall, about 35-years-old and around 200 lbs.
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College have produced a vaccine that prevents mice from getting high on cocaine.
Officials are investigating a fire that killed a 51-year-old man early Tuesday on Long Island.
St. Mary's in Gloucester County's Franklin Township has been closed since Nov. 9 due to a furnace problem.
The four-judge panel said the trial judge should have let jurors hear the testimony of a married couple who said the girl told them she made up the story.
After 18 inches of snow fell in Greenwich, town officials told the Greenwich Time that they expect the cleanup to use up half of its $700,000 snow budget.
Prosecutors say a Queens man who told airport customs inspectors he was carrying a "cooked rabbit" in his luggage actually had three bricks of cocaine.
The guards filed a lawsuit in Manhattan federal court in 2009, saying the garden should have paid them time and a half under federal and state laws.
Long Island Association president Kevin Law says that it's time the island start acting like the big guy that it is.
The city budget director estimates that state aid reduction might reach as much as $2 to $3 billion.
Director of concessions Jim Roper says the band Japanther played only three songs during the Rock N' Roll Circus Monday night before the show was stopped.
Police say 46-year-old James Singleton died at a Rochester hospital several hours after he was stabbed in the thigh with a piece of broken glass when a fight broke out between two women at a party.
Defense and prosecution lawyers were expected to discuss jury selection and other housekeeping matters during a conference Tuesday in Erie County Court in Buffalo.
For a younger-looking face, there's always surgery, but new technology is actually making it possible to rejuvenate without cutting.
