Genetic genealogy solves 40-year-old Queens case of missing WW1 veteran
Here's how genetic genealogy was used to solve the cold case.
Here's how genetic genealogy was used to solve the cold case.
MTA reports 25% increase in trains hitting people in NYC
In 2022, there were 234 cases of people being struck by trains with a total of 88 fatalities.
In 2022, there were 234 cases of people being struck by trains with a total of 88 fatalities.
Writer’s lawsuit accusing Trump of rape begins Tuesday; experts weigh in
E. Jean Carroll, a former magazine advice columnist, claims that former President Donald Trump raped her in a luxury department store dressing room in the 1990s.
E. Jean Carroll, a former magazine advice columnist, claims that former President Donald Trump raped her in a luxury department store dressing room in the 1990s.
Company behind NY's red light and speed cameras wins contracts despite lawsuits
There is growing controversy surrounding Verra Mobility Corporation, the company behind New York's red light and speed cameras. The company has been sued by NYC in the past for overbilling, but continues to receive contracts.
There is growing controversy surrounding Verra Mobility Corporation, the company behind New York's red light and speed cameras. The company has been sued by NYC in the past for overbilling, but continues to receive contracts.
Fourth-generation cop is one of over 500 new NYPD recruits
The NYPD welcomes 538 new officers to the force on Monday, including Officer Michael McCarthy, who follows in the footsteps of his father, grandfather and great-grandfather by becoming a police officer.
The NYPD welcomes 538 new officers to the force on Monday, including Officer Michael McCarthy, who follows in the footsteps of his father, grandfather and great-grandfather by becoming a police officer.
NYPD Chief Jeff Maddrey voided ex-officer’s arrest, watchdog agency says
The incident from November 2022 involved a former NYPD officer who reportedly chased down several teenagers after their basketball hit one of the officer’s storefront cameras.
The incident from November 2022 involved a former NYPD officer who reportedly chased down several teenagers after their basketball hit one of the officer’s storefront cameras.
Manhattan parking garage demolition may pose risks to surrounding structures
Officials say they are concerned that demolishing the collapsed parking garage could threaten the stability of several surrounding buildings.
Officials say they are concerned that demolishing the collapsed parking garage could threaten the stability of several surrounding buildings.
NYPD disciplinary trial begins for officers in 2019 shooting death of Kawaski Trawick
Monday’s hearing is a likely last-ditch attempt to find the officers accountable in the April 2019 death of 32-year-old Kawaski Trawick.
Monday’s hearing is a likely last-ditch attempt to find the officers accountable in the April 2019 death of 32-year-old Kawaski Trawick.
World’s first-ever oat milk ice cream shop thrives in NYC: 'It's the bomb'
The shop was founded to keep those with food allergies in mind, Whipped general manager Hannah Keller said, adding that many in the U.S. are lactose intolerant.
The shop was founded to keep those with food allergies in mind, Whipped general manager Hannah Keller said, adding that many in the U.S. are lactose intolerant.
65-year-old fights off armed men in Brooklyn failed robbery
Three suspects attempted to rob a 65-year-old man who was sitting in his vehicle, the NYPD said.
Three suspects attempted to rob a 65-year-old man who was sitting in his vehicle, the NYPD said.
MSC Meraviglia: A look inside the massive ship making its home at Brooklyn Cruise Terminal
The 19-deck floater holds more than 5,700 guests, and features a Broadway theater, pool deck and a 269-foot-long suspension bridge.
The 19-deck floater holds more than 5,700 guests, and features a Broadway theater, pool deck and a 269-foot-long suspension bridge.
Photos show man cradling woman in arms after apparent kidnapping in Brooklyn
Photos from NYPD show a man approaching a woman with his arms out before cradling her in his arms and placing her into a minivan.
Photos from NYPD show a man approaching a woman with his arms out before cradling her in his arms and placing her into a minivan.
Questions over Manhattan parking garage collapse remain
Officials continue to search for answers as the slow demolition of a Lower Manhattan parking garage that collapsed this week continues.
Officials continue to search for answers as the slow demolition of a Lower Manhattan parking garage that collapsed this week continues.
9-year-old boy from NYC shot and killed in Dominican Republic
Police in the Dominican Republic say 9-year-old Gioser Luis Féliz was on vacation with his family when he was shot and killed by a group of men in a botched robbery attempt.
Police in the Dominican Republic say 9-year-old Gioser Luis Féliz was on vacation with his family when he was shot and killed by a group of men in a botched robbery attempt.
Alligator found in NYC park with swallowed bathtub stopper dies, zoo says
“This was a tragic case of animal abuse," the Bronx Zoo said of the alligator, which was found suffering from severe weight loss, anemia, and other conditions.
“This was a tragic case of animal abuse," the Bronx Zoo said of the alligator, which was found suffering from severe weight loss, anemia, and other conditions.
Man, armed with scissors and kitchen knife, shot by police in the Bronx
It all started when police received a call reporting a man in mental distress with "a large pair of scissors."
It all started when police received a call reporting a man in mental distress with "a large pair of scissors."
NYC rent-stabilized apartments could see rent increase of up to 16%
The Rent Guidelines Board is considering potential increases to rent in the city's roughly 1 million rent-stabilized apartments. Those increases could be as much as 16%, the highest increase in decades.
The Rent Guidelines Board is considering potential increases to rent in the city's roughly 1 million rent-stabilized apartments. Those increases could be as much as 16%, the highest increase in decades.
NYC's new gang culture: 'The body count is never enough'
It's clear today's gang problem is very different from the gang culture of decades past, and so is the law-enforcement approach. Here's an inside look at how NYPD is countering the violence.
It's clear today's gang problem is very different from the gang culture of decades past, and so is the law-enforcement approach. Here's an inside look at how NYPD is countering the violence.
Street Soldiers preview: The new gang culture
Gangs and gun violence have been plaguing the city, and authorities say the members are getting younger and bolder in this week's Street Soldiers. FOX 5's Lisa Evers shares what is fueling the violence, and what's being done to redirect these young people from a life of crime.
Gangs and gun violence have been plaguing the city, and authorities say the members are getting younger and bolder in this week's Street Soldiers. FOX 5's Lisa Evers shares what is fueling the violence, and what's being done to redirect these young people from a life of crime.
Cleanup underway after fleeing driver hit NYPD officer outside Midtown wine bar
The restaurant owner said a party of eight asked to sit outside moments before the incident happened, but he was short-staffed, so he had them sit inside instead.
The restaurant owner said a party of eight asked to sit outside moments before the incident happened, but he was short-staffed, so he had them sit inside instead.