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Federal marshals arrested a Bronx woman wanted in the death of a 10-year-old from Smyrna. Authorities say the girl's father already faces murder and child-abuse charges.
Sports in ...
Roger Federer will headline a one-night exhibition at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Aug. 25 alongside Andy Roddick, Andre Agassi and John McEnroe. Presales begin June 10 ahead of a public sale on June 11.
Three people were wounded in a late-night shooting in Mott Haven; two people are in custody and police continue to investigate.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A New York multifamily operator paid $36.1M for two Weatogue apartment complexes, adding about 191 units to its Connecticut portfolio.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
A9600A would add ARFID to New York’s legal list of eating disorders after a 60–0 Senate vote, a change sponsors say will expand coverage and awareness.
A 23-year-old man was shot to death early Monday in Norwood; police say two men fled in a black BMW and no arrests have been made.
Politics & Govt in ...
OPEC+ approved a modest 188,000‑bpd July increase — a paper fix while the Strait of Hormuz remains closed and Gulf barrels stay trapped. Markets will track whether those quotas become real barrels.
A 93-year-old Catskill man died after his Volkswagen collided with a dump truck on Route 32 in Saugerties. State and county investigators are assisting the probe.
A suspect armed with a knife grabbed a woman’s phone on the southbound F platform at Jamaica–179th Street. NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and video.
A Saddle Brook traffic stop on June 4 led to the arrest of two people wanted in Nevada and California after officers say the pair produced fake IDs.
A viral clip from Fishkill’s May 30 block party shows a man making an apparent Nazi salute while teens filmed a TikTok, prompting condemnation from local leaders and a police review.
A checkout glitch let about 60 fans briefly grab World Cup tickets for $0. FIFA canceled the orders and invited affected buyers to pay full price to keep their seats.
State lawmakers approved a law requiring monthly heavy‑metal testing and public posting of results for baby food and, for the first time, infant formula.
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