1 dead in Manhattan subway shooting
One man is dead and two others are injured in a shooting at a subway station in Midtown Manhattan. A 43-year-old man was shot once in the neck and was pronounced dead at the bottom of the stairs in the station at 35th St. and 8th Ave., reports the Associated Press.
One man is dead and two others are injured in a shooting at a subway station in Midtown Manhattan. A 43-year-old man was shot once in the neck and was pronounced dead at the bottom of the stairs in the station at 35th St. and 8th Ave., reports the Associated Press.
1 dead in Manhattan subway shooting
Shooting in Midtown Manhattan
Shooting in Midtown Manhattan
Cause of death for pilot revealed
A pilot aboard an overnight American Airlines flight from Phoenix to Boston reportedly died Monday. In audio posted online of the emergency call to air traffic control, the co-pilot can be heard describing what has happened: "Medical emergency. Pilot is incapacitated."
A pilot aboard an overnight American Airlines flight from Phoenix to Boston reportedly died Monday. In audio posted online of the emergency call to air traffic control, the co-pilot can be heard describing what has happened: "Medical emergency. Pilot is incapacitated."
Ben Franklin Bridge Closes at 10 P.M. Friday
The Ben Franklin Bridge will closed at 10 p.m. Friday night, but will be opened to foot traffic during the Pope's visit to Philadelphia.
The Ben Franklin Bridge will closed at 10 p.m. Friday night, but will be opened to foot traffic during the Pope's visit to Philadelphia.
Metro rider says another passenger exposed, fondled himself on train
A passenger on a Metro train said she witnessed an obscene act by another rider and captured it all on camera.
A passenger on a Metro train said she witnessed an obscene act by another rider and captured it all on camera.
Man busted tampering with red light cameras
A man is seen on video that he posted to Facebook using an expandable pole to turn red light cameras on the Long Island Expressway towards the sky so they wouldn't take pictures of license plates. "Did you ever think that the only people who have to pay these tickets are hard working Americans?
A man is seen on video that he posted to Facebook using an expandable pole to turn red light cameras on the Long Island Expressway towards the sky so they wouldn't take pictures of license plates. "Did you ever think that the only people who have to pay these tickets are hard working Americans?