A nightclub collapse in the Dominican Republic has killed singer Rubby Pérez and former MLB players Octavio Dotel and Tony Blanco, leaving over 218 dead.

Two men were sentenced in a large-scale bird mount trafficking case, with one facing a $900,000 fine and probation, and the other, probation. They plead guilty to smuggling and ESA violations.

NYPD seeks help to find a suspect linked to six Bronx robberies, urging public involvement and offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Christopher Gil pleaded guilty to distributing methamphetamine in Schenectady, facing up to 20 years in prison and fines. HSI and DEA investigated the case.

A Brooklyn man, Tyree Epps, was indicted for a crash that killed his passenger, Imani Vance, after allegedly running a stop sign and hitting a school bus.

Sinmyah Amera Ceasar, also known as "Umm Nutella," was sentenced to 230 months in prison by Brooklyn federal court for trying to support ISIS, obstruct justice, and fleeing sentencing.

Former Nate, Inc. CEO Albert Saniger is indicted on securities and wire fraud charges for allegedly deceiving investors about his company's AI technology.

Darnell "EJ" Jones pleaded guilty to exploiting COVID-19 benefits and identity theft, admitting to a $3.5 million fraud scheme. He could face 32 years in prison.

An 18-year-old was stabbed by three attackers in Queens; NYPD offers $3,500 for info leading to arrest. Incident details remain limited; the victim's condition is undisclosed.

Boyce Hayward sentenced to 40 years to life for killing one man and shooting another and a police officer in Brooklyn.

A school bus hit a woman and her child in Flatbush; both are injured but expected to survive. The bus crashed through a fence; no kids were onboard. The incident is under investigation.

A Long Island teen is charged with murdering his grandmother and attempting to murder his mother over a dispute involving his computer use and school attendance.

Dominican New Yorkers hold a vigil for the victims of the Jet Set nightclub tragedy in Washington Heights, as the death toll nears 100, including merengue singer Rubby Pérez and ex-MLB players.