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Manhattan prosecutors charged Rebecca Wilson with criminally negligent homicide in connection to the death of inmate Ryan Wilson.

The suspects called 911 and reported that the body was found in an abandoned building inside the Manhattan Fulton Fish Market.

The stabbings were reported between Friday morning and Saturday morning on the A train.

Cole James Bridges, assigned to Fort Stewart in Georgia with the 3rd infantry division of the Army, was in touch with someone online who he thought was an ISIS supporter.

The police have released the surveillance image of the suspect who remains at large.

Elijah Kelly faces charges of rape, robbery, assault felony, strangulation, burglary, grand larceny, criminal sex act and sexual abuse.

Keyon Harrold, a well-known jazz musician, said the woman "assaulted my 14-year-old son."

Besides travel issues, power outages and damage to homes from falling trees are all possible across the mid-Atlantic

New York City's coronavirus infection rate climbed to 3.25% after months in which the rate held steady around 1%. Mayor Bill de Blasio fears schools may close due to the uptick.

Customers were without electricity for a little over an hour.

Many of the 170 revelers on board Liberty Belle were actively posting updates on the risky party.

23 illegal firearms were purchased by undercover agents since the investigation started in September 2019.

Robinson was pronounced dead at Bronx Care Health System, while Khloe survived the incident unharmed.

Outdoor diners in NYC hoard tables and steal wine glasses as restaurants reopen for al-fresco dining services.

An elderly woman fell to the sidewalk after being hit by a young man in a broad-daylight attack in New York City.

A bright red trail can be seen in the middle of Fifth Avenue when demonstrators spilled paint on the road as part of what they called “Blood on the Street” protest against police brutality, reports say.

Many New Yorkers are fleeing the city, and some of them are saying they will never return, according to reports.

Social distancing appeared to have been ignored at the New York Metro area Tuesday as hundreds of residents stood shoulder-to-shoulder to watch Thunderbirds and Blue Angels roar across the sky.

The actual “goods news” is that the 367 deaths are a decline from over two weeks ago when 799 people passed away from COVID-19.

The number of New Yorkers who do not want to be taken to hospitals amid the COVID-19 pandemic has more than doubled, as shown by FDNY statistics. According to The Post, EMTs said that people’s fear of contracting coronavirus in hospitals is to blame.

The White House coronavirus task force issued a warning against going out even to buy medication or groceries as the pandemic is seen to reach a deadly apex. Health experts say the next two weeks may be the worst.

The COVID-19 per-capita death count in New Orleans is twice that of New York City.

Hospitals in NYC are reporting that the supply of body bags is dwindling and some fear that shortages of equipment and trained medical care workers will lead to rationing in care, an affront to anyone in the medical field.

The worst appears to be far from over as the COVID-19 death toll in New York City reached more than 1,500 on Thursday, with over 10,000 patients hospitalized.

It has been several days when the sight of the 1,000-bed Navy hospital ship USNS Comfort brought much hope and cheer as it sailed into the New York Harbor. Expectations were dashed when the ship has only taken in 20 patients so far.

Ventilators are vital in helping COVID-19 patients who have breathing difficulties, but hospitals across the nation are faced with a serious shortage of this life-saving device.

Coronavirus continues to lay desolation in New York City on Wednesday as it added 278 more in the list of fatalities due to the deadly COVID-19.

The coronavirus outbreak continues to ravage New York City as the total confirmed cases rose to 38,087, of which 914 have already died. This brings to a total of 67,325 in the entire state of New York, with 1,342 deaths. The city also reported a surge in deaths of 124 within six hours, meaning a patient dies from COVID-19 every 2.9 minutes.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has linked the increase in major crime throughout the city to changes in bail regulations for the city’s prisoners.

Rape and murder cases are down in the Big Apple from this time last year, other major crimes like shootings, robberies and grand theft auto are way up.