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NYPD has spent $53 million on overtime pay responding to protests since Oct. 7

New-YorkMay 9, 2024October 4, 20240

[ad_1] Dozens of students arrested at the occupied Hamilton Hall building of Columbia University in New York NEW YORK, UNITED STATES – APRIL 30: New

Sidearmer Robby Stankus answers the call for Bartlett. And the ground balls follow. ‘It just sort of stuck.’

New-YorkMay 9, 2024October 2, 20240

[ad_1] Sidewinding senior Robby Stankus has been the Swiss Army knife of Bartlett’s pitching staff. That means Stankus needs to expect the unexpected without a

Fiber takes focus of Lubeznik ‘Stitched’ exhibit in Michigan City

New-YorkMay 9, 2024October 3, 20240

[ad_1] Jessie Sexton, marketing manager for Lubeznik Center for the Arts in Michigan City, found publicizing and promoting the organization’s spring 2024 exhibition an easy

Early Addition: Chess got evil

New-YorkMay 9, 2024October 4, 20240

[ad_1] Because it's toxic now, here are your early links: Nicki Minaj's Barbie chain coming to the AMNH gem hall, RFK Jr.'s brain worm recovery,

NJ Gov. Murphy: We can get seniors a big tax break and plug NJ Transit's $1B hole

New-YorkMay 9, 2024October 4, 20240

[ad_1] New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy speaks at the Kenvue Ground Breaking in Summit on April 24. The governor said he's confident he and legislators

NYPD: Teen fatally stabbed in Queens, another in custody

New-YorkMay 9, 2024October 4, 20240

[ad_1] Queens Boulevard and 46th Street where police say a teen was stabbed to death. The 17-year-old victim's name has not been released. [ more

Skokie’s Holocaust Museum exhibit focuses on Kindertransport

New-YorkMay 9, 20240

[ad_1] Thousands of unaccompanied children were sent from Nazi controlled areas of Europe to the United Kingdom from 1938-1940 to save their lives. Their story

Columbia students arrested in protests sue university to regain access to dorms

New-YorkMay 9, 2024October 4, 20240

[ad_1] Some student protesters at Columbia University have had to sue to regain access to their dorms. A lawyer for the students likened Columbia to

Officer guarding mayor’s house unjustifiably shot a man from behind, lawsuit says

New-YorkMay 9, 2024October 4, 20240

[ad_1] A police barrier. The shooting happened amid heavy police activity in Bedford-Stuyvesant on Sept. 29, 2022, after two people were shot, the NYPD has

Lake, Porter officials disappointed in ‘abysmal’ turnout

New-YorkMay 9, 2024October 2, 20240

[ad_1] Tuesday’s primary continued a disappointing trend in Lake and Porter counties as voter turnout just barely cracked the low teens and left party officials