Travis Blake was sentenced to life without parole for murdering his girlfriend and her two family members in Queens in 2022, as per the Queens DA's Office.

Teladoc Health acquires virtual mental health provider UpLift for over $30M to bolster its therapy services, despite its recent financial losses and challenges.

Defense attorney Karen Agnifilo seeks to dismiss murder and terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione, arguing evidence was illegally obtained and his rights violated during the case involving the killing of a UnitedHealthcare CEO.

A Long Island teen developed a successful AI calorie counting app, Cal AI, but was rejected by Ivy League schools despite his impressive achievements.

Jalen Brunson scored 40 points, including a tiebreaking three-pointer, to lead the Knicks past the Pistons into the Eastern Conference semifinals with a 116-113 victory.

The TD Five Boro Bike Tour will see 32,000 cyclists pedaling through New York City's five boroughs on a 40-mile route, featuring cultural festivities and requiring extensive street closures.

The Brooklyn Mirage canceled its sold-out reopening show due to missing a city inspection deadline, leaving fans disappointed and the venue's safety measures in question.

Westchester County issued an emergency order to reopen Playland amusement park for the 2025 season, hiring Zamperla, Inc. without a bidding process, after the previous operator left the park in disarray.

A proposed New York bill would allow the NYC Council to remove the mayor with a three-quarters vote, spurred by controversies around Mayor Eric Adams.

An NYPD officer shot a man threatening his mother with a knife in the Bronx; the incident, captured on body cam, ended with the mother safe and the assailant critically injured.

Governor Hochul announced the $53 million expansion of Storm King Art Center, noting the New York State contributed $11.3 million. The revamped site includes new facilities and emphasizes environmental sustainability.

The New York Attorney General’s Office is investigating a fatal shooting involving an NYPD officer in Brooklyn. The probe follows state protocols requiring independent review of incidents where law enforcement may have caused a death.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to six months for making and selling fake construction safety training cards. His company also pleaded guilty to related charges.