Police say ICE detainees damaged detention center after refusing coronavirus tests, activists have different story
The local sheriff's office said the detainees barricaded themselves inside the facility, broke windows and "'trashed the entire unit."
The local sheriff's office said the detainees barricaded themselves inside the facility, broke windows and "'trashed the entire unit."
This grandpa's homeschool curriculum included a trip to see bluebonnets, how to make pizza and driver's education!
Nina Nguyen claimed she was the only person in the office, with a staff of 15 to 100 people, asked to move.
Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli said hospitals have treated almost 60,000 non-COVID-19 patients since April 1 and 90% of them returned home safely.
The Central Park field hospital will stop admitting new patients on May 4 now that COVID-19 hospital admissions in New York City is reaching manageable levels.
New Jersey reopened its state parks and golf courses at sunrise Saturday for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic prompted their closure early last month.
Epstein visited Harvard more than 40 times after his 2008 sex crimes conviction and was given his own office, according to a review.
Gov. Phil Murphy reported Saturday that hospitalizations and other key measures are trending downward even as new deaths continue to be reported, 205 on Friday.
Governor Cuomo called the closing of the subways from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. every night "unprecedented," but said it's necessary to keep transit and essential workers safe.
The officer who died was Tactical Flight Officer Jason Knox. He is survived by a wife and two young children.
Once stay-at-home-restrictions are lifted and humans start going about their daily lives again, dogs are going to be very confused.
Many volunteering opportunities can be accomplished remotely, like working for a crisis hotline and reading bedtime stories to children.
New York COVID-19 cases down in promising sign, but death toll remains "terrifyingly high" at 299
Court documents say the former CEO and other Blue Bell employees participated in the conspiracy.
Reports of damage were still trickling in early Saturday morning, with at least one second-story balcony crashing in the southern city of Ponce.
No, Madagascar is not the first country to succeed in finding a cure for COVID-19.
The first part of New York City's "Open Streets" initiative went into effect Saturday morning, two days ahead of schedule.
The lineup includes music from "The Little Mermaid," "Aladdin," "Hercules," "Tarzan," "The Lion King," and other Disney classics.
Vallow asked for a reduction on her $1 million bond, but a judge denied her request, saying there was no good cause.
The NYPD says the man seen in surveillance video broke into two stores just five hours apart in Ridgewood.
The CDC article noted that nearly 2 million travelers arrived in the U.S. from European countries during February. The U.S. didn't block travel from there until March 11.
"We are shocked and disappointed with today's decision, but we will not give up our hard work for equal pay," Molly Levinson, spokeswoman for the women's players.
Dozens of cars paraded by a Chicago-area World War II vet's home to celebrate his 96th birthday!
Representatives from the New York City Parks Department will be distributing over 100,000 face coverings in parks across the city for free beginning Saturday until Tuesday, May 5th.
Two officers were aboard the aircraft when it went down in north Houston early Saturday.