Bronx authorities seek two suspects for a double shooting that severely injured chef Ian Blake, leaving him potentially paralyzed. The suspects were seen firing guns from a moped. Tips are sought via Crime Stoppers.

A judge temporarily blocked Mayor Adams' plan to allow ICE at Rikers Island, amid a legal dispute with the City Council over sanctuary laws and public safety.

Former Bronx official Nicole Torres pleaded guilty to extortion and mail fraud conspiracy, admitting to taking bribes and falsifying poll worker records.

Umpire Hunter Wendelstedt was hospitalized after being hit by a foul ball during a Twins-Mets game. He walked off the field with assistance and underwent tests, including a concussion protocol.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $12 million fund for innovative electric grid technologies to enhance energy efficiency and reliability.

Union workers at Manhattan Beer Distributors are striking over unfair labor practices and retirement security, affecting beer supplies in New York City and Long Island.

A Canastota man, Andrew Snyder, got a 5-year sentence for drug conspiracy and firearms offenses. He distributed meth and heroin/fentanyl and illegally possessed guns.

The remains of two WWII soldiers, Private Harland Hennessey and Private William E. Calkins, were identified over 80 years after their deaths in Japanese prison camps.

A century-old pharmacy bottle was discovered by a construction crew in West Nyack, still containing its original contents and well-preserved under the thoroughfare.

A man was fatally stabbed in Queens, New York, following an argument over a bicycle. A person of interest is in custody; no charges have been filed yet.

Police are searching for suspects after a 68-year-old man was violently robbed near W. 183rd St. and Aqueduct Ave. in the Bronx. The attacker fled in a black Ford pickup with an accomplice. NYPD urges anyone with information to call Crimestoppers anonymously. A $3,500 reward is available.

A twin-engine plane crashed in a field in upstate New York, with fatalities reported and details initially withheld by authorities. The NTSB is investigating.

Michael E. Conner was convicted of 22 counts of wire fraud and two tax misdemeanors, defrauding investors of over $6M and failing to file tax returns.