Footage of the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on Wednesday morning shows the gunman's silenced pistol jams in the middle of the ultimately deadly attack.
A masked gunman opened fire using a silenced weapon on UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel, killing the health care executive before escaping the scene on a bike through a nearby alley, police said
Yonkers police arrested three people, including a woman wearing a Santa hat, on Nov. 23 for allegedly stealing Amazon packages from an apartment building lobby.
A woman sneakily hid in an airplane bathroom during a flight from New York to Paris on Wednesday and was only caught by a flight attendant right before landing at her destination, ABC7 Eyewitness News reported.
The family of P'Nut, the internet-famous squirrel killed last month, is gearing up to avenge his death by suing New York's Department of Environmental Conservation.
For decades, the mystery of Charles and Catherine Romer's disappearance haunted their family—until a rusting car at the bottom of a Georgia pond may finally hold the answers.
New York has officially decriminalized adultery, repealing a 1907 law that made cheating on a spouse a misdemeanor punishable by up to three months in jail.
A New York man who brutally strangled and tortured his wife to death in a rental car now faces the rest of his life behind bars, following his conviction for the grisly crime.
The court has postponed Donald Trump's Nov. 26 sentencing in his New York hush money case as the judge considers next steps following the former president's reelection victory.
Judge Juan Merchan in Donald Trump's New York criminal hush money case decided on Tuesday to postpone any ruling on a potential dismissal of Trump's conviction, pending review of the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity.
A man who lived rent-free for years in a New York hotel after exploiting housing laws will not face charges due to being deemed mentally unfit to stand trial.
A Long Island lawmaker is calling for legal reform and a thorough investigation following the euthanization of a pet squirrel who found fame on social media.
A Republican New York State Assembly candidate was reportedly caught on camera illegally tampering with a constituent's mail, removing a flier sent out by his Democratic opponent and replacing it with one from his own campaign.
