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Subway stations become morgues | Confederate flags in East Village | Bat attack on church |Food cart turf battle

Posted Thu, Aug 17, 2017 at 4:41 pm ET

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The long range forecast is for a lot of snow.

Bodies of people who die in the system are often stored in workers' break rooms, union officials say.

Police were called as the man yelled for the flags to be taken down.

The suspect was caught on video swinging his bat six times at the Williamsburg Spanish Church doors on Wednesday, police say.

An argument between two Midtown food vendors turned violent Wednesday.

A site for a new school in Gowanus may have dead Revolutionary War soldiers and black slaves buried underneath it.

Sergio Reyes was shot dead by police officers in February. Six months have passed and his parents still don't know why.

A mother and her three sons were walking Tuesday in Central Park when the tree fell on them.

The Eighth Annual NYC Pizza Run will be held in Brooklyn for the first time in its history. Here are the cheesy deets.

New York City will only get a partial eclipse of the sun next week, but local star-gazers are gearing up for the stunning event.

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