New York, New Jersey rank in top 10 states for sports betting: report

New York and New Jersey have emerged as major hubs for sports betting since the repeal of a federal ban on sports gambling in 2018. A new report from OLBG highlights how the two states, with their robust online markets and passionate fanbases, have become national leaders in the industry.

New law aims to ban pools at residential day cares after child dies in the Bronx

Democratic House Rep. Ritchie Torres has introduced a new bill that aims to ban pools, as well as add doors and window alarms at residential child care facilities.

Trump to attend NYC Yankees game on 9/11 anniversary

President Trump will travel to the Bronx to attend the Yankees game on the anniversary of 9/11.

Epstein files: Over 33K pages released by House Oversight Committee

The folders contain hundreds of image files of years-old court filings related to Jeffrey Epstein and his former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell.

University of Kentucky student charged in infant’s death

A cheerleader at the University of Kentucky is facing several charges after the death of her baby, local police said.

Trump's use of National Guard in Los Angeles illegal: judge

A federal judge on Tuesday ruled the Trump administration's use of National Guard troops during Los Angeles' immigration enforcement protests is illegal.

Karen Huger released from prison early after DUI arrest

Just six months after her sentencing, Karen Huger was officially released from prison on Tuesday.

NYPD: Six people shot, one slashed after West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn

Police say six people were shot and one person slashed in four separate incidents after the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn on Monday. One victim remains in critical condition.

North Carolina man accused of bigamy after marrying 3 women

A North Carolina man has been arrested on bigamy charges after authorities say he married multiple women across different counties without obtaining a divorce.

Northern Lights could be visible in New York on Monday

Eyes to the sky! New York residents could catch a rare glimpse of the glowing Northern Lights to start off the week.

Tennessee authorities: Sheriff who inspired 'Walking Tall' film killed his wife in 1967

Tennessee authorities announced that Buford Pusser, the sheriff whose life inspired the film "Walking Tall," killed his wife Pauline in 1967 and falsely claimed she was gunned down by his enemies.

Second inmate dies at Rikers Island in a week

An investigation is underway after the death of another inmate at Rikers Island.

Catamaran fled after crashing into party boat in East River, injuring 11 people: police

Nearly a dozen people were injured when two boats collided in the East River over Labor Day weekend, and now police are looking for the boat they say fled the scene.