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‘You Are Going to Die Here’: Man Who Cleaned Blood After Stabbing Girlfriend Sentenced to 15–17 Years: DA

Albaro Chacon stabbed the mother of his children, tried to clean the scene while the kids were present, DA says.

Flu Cases Surging In NY: What To Know About Subclade K Mutation

At least 11 million people have gotten sick, and 5,000 people have died from the flu this season as vaccination rates wane: CDC

'I Thought The Lord Was Talking': Chilling Details As Son Of Stabbed Deli Owners Pleads Not Guilty: Lawyer

"I stabbed them both in the throat . . . I deserve to go to jail." What a LI son accused of killing his parents reportedly said at arrest.

'We're Very Fortunate' LI Fire Displacing 21 'Happened At The Hour That It Did': Fire Marshal

Investigators are looking at "a couple of different scenarios" for the cause of the blaze, Christopher Mehrman says.

Officers Rescue Woman From Vehicle Submerging In Frigid Bay: Police

She was pulled from the vehicle just in time before it went under the water, police say.

Whiskey Down Diner Announces Plans for New Location In 2026

The restaurant shared the news in a New Year's Eve post.

'Not Going To Watch Somebody's House Burn Down:’ LI Couple Recounts Heroic Response To Neighbors' Burning Home

28-year FDNY veteran Kevin Cahlil said he used a snow shovel to knock a burning piece of ductwork from the exterior of the burning home.

Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol Riots Could Soon Be Taught In NYS Schools: 'That's Our Obligation To Our Children'

LI Assemblymember Charles Lavine is pushing for legislation to pass; NYS GOP disagrees.

Accused Gilgo Beach Killer Due Back In Court Next Week

It will be Rex Heuermann's first court appearance in almost four months, with a trial expected to begin this year.

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