Headless Body Found In Search For Missing NYC Journalist | Patch PM

Man killed for iPhone | Writer of "Annie' dies | Gang members charged with Brooklyn shootings | Village Voice is over

Posted Tue, Aug 22, 2017 at 5:14 pm ET|Updated Tue, Aug 22, 2017 at 6:21 pm ET

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Huiping Wu, who was beaten and robbed in East New York in June, died from the injuries he sustained, police said.

Journalist Kim Wall, who holds master's degrees from Columbia, went missing after boarding a submarine in Denmark.

A look back on the many peaks and mini-deaths of New York's premiere alt-weekly.

Legendary broadway playwright Thomas Meehan penned musicals such as "Annie," "The Producers" and "Hairspray."

Nine members of the Loot gang have been named on a 69-count indictment, Brooklyn prosecutors announced Tuesday.

Huiping Wu, who was beaten and robbed in East New York in June, died from the injuries he sustained, police said.

The Plaza Hotel's current owners, Indian firm the Sahara Group, has hired a broker to sell the iconic New York City hotel.

Prosecutors say a court staffer pocketed money from fines.

J. Marion Sims, hailed as "the father of modern gynecology," experimented on slave women without anesthesia.

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