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Joseph Callahan's court appearance was brief, but the legal process is still playing out because of all the materials hauled out of his house two weeks ago.
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A smiling Gabrielle Giffords toured rows of tables loaded with rifles and handguns Sunday in her first visit to a gun show since surviving a 2011 shooting, and pleaded afterward for people to come together to stop gun violence.
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State police are investigating reports that two women were sexually assaulted at an off-campus party near the University of Connecticut.
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An out of control SUV hit a group of people attending a church carnival in Yonkers, killing one person and injuring three others.
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A Deerpark man wanted for rape in Rockland County was shot and killed on his property by a civilian.
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A rabbi who claims to have conducted more than 2,000 divorces is being probed as part of a group of people who allegedly pressured men into giving their wives religious divorces.
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A controversial new set of rules at council meetings in the Westchester County City of Peekskill is now in effect.
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Jury selection in a drugged-driving case against the late U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's daughter Kerry Kennedy is set for early next year, though it's undetermined where the trial will occur, a judge said Tuesday.
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Andrea Sanderlin, the so called Scarsdale 'pot mom', has pleaded guilty, according to court records.
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Joseph Callahan, 69, faces 11 counts of illegal possession of explosives and one count of manufacturing bombs.
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Newtown High School and Newtown Middle School were briefly locked-in Monday because of a local police incident in Sandy Hook, Connecticut.
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Police are investigating if speed and alcohol were factors in a crash that ejected two people from a car in New Rochelle.
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Yale University hopes to solve a case of whodungit by identifying the stinker who has been soiling students' laundry by sticking human feces inside clothes dryers.
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Newtown voters have accepted a $50 million grant from the state of Connecticut to build a new Sandy Hook Elementary School, the site of last year's school massacre.
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The sisters of a woman fatally shot after trying to ram her car through a White House barrier say she was not a criminal and police should not have shot her.
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A 12-year old girl has been arrested after police say she buillied another student at a private middle school in Stamford.
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Investigators remain on the scene of a HazMat scare in Connecticut Wednesday after emergency crews removed a large number of chemicals from a home.
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Powerful lawmakers who warn Gov. Andrew Cuomo's mega-plan to replace the Tappan Zee Bridge north of New York City could drastically increase tolls on the bridge and on the statewide Thruway are seeking to head off big toll hikes now.
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The Archbishop of New York has permanently removed from ministry the deacon of a Westchester parish following sexual abuse allegations.
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Police in Yonkers have arrested two teenagers, ages 14 and 16, in connection with the shooting of a 3-year old girl Friday.
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The Department of Justice announced Friday it's giving $150,000 to put police officers in schools in Newtown in the wake of last December's shooting massacre at the town's Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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The stuffed toy that was stolen from Willie Nelson's band after a show in suburban New York has been returned unharmed, according to a theater manager.
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Electricity and gas utility National Grid says it has agreed to pay more than $6 million to workers in Massachusetts, New York and Rhode Island who waited months to receive compensation for work performed after Superstorm Sandy.
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A Connecticut teacher is turning to Facebook to make a special plea for something that could save his life.
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The man accused of killing two people when he drove a boat into a barge on the Hudson appeared in court Wednesday.
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The state's Freedom of Information Commission ordered the release of the 911 tapes from last year's shooting in Newtown.
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Authorities say a woman suffered injuries when someone pushed her in front of a train at the White Plains Metro-North station.
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Four teenagers were hospitalized over the weekend after police say they took the dangerous hallucinogenic drug called 2C-P.
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A newly created legislative task force charged with studying the importation of puppies into Connecticut from so-called puppy mills is meeting for the first time.
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They had to pretend to be sold at an auction and in fields picking cotton, said the student's complaint.
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Two were locked down due to a man barricaded inside a nearby home, while the third was affected by a nearby chlorine leak.
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A teacher has pleaded guilty to a rape charge after being arraigned on what was supposed to be his wedding day.
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Activists from the Connecticut town where 26 people were gunned down in a mass shooting at an elementary school in December headed to Washington on Tuesday to lobby again for gun control, a trip that took on new urgency in the wake of the massacre in the capital that killed 13, including the gunman.
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The Mayor of Stamford, Connecticut says a home was leveled in an apparent gas explosion on Tuesday afternoon.
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Firefighters are battling a three-alarm fire that tore through two structures in Yonkers Tuesday morning.
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A large fire has torn through several multi-family homes in Bridgeport, leaving scores of people homeless.
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An upstate New York man believed to be the world's oldest man has died at the age of 112.
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Authorities say they're investigating allegations that several young boys were repeatedly sexually molested by an older boy during bus rides to and from their Hudson Valley elementary school.
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Clarkstown crews quickly cleaned up and cleared out the tree that toppled these power polls on Zukor Road in New City.
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The state Mosquito Management Program said Thursday that the unidentified Stratford resident is in his or her 60s, became ill in July and reported being bitten by mosquitoes.
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New York's Thruway Authority board is agreeing to borrow $700 million to keep the Tappan Zee Bridge replacement project under way as federal officials continue to consider providing a billion-dollar loan.
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A multi-vehicle accident killed one person and injured five others in Orange County Wednesday night.
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A Yonkers mother is relieved to have her 4-year old safe and sound after a frightening mixup on the first day of school.
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Town officials have unanimously approved a firearms ordinance limiting recreational shooting in Newtown.
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State flags will fly at half-staff in New York and Connecticut Tuesday in memory of an Air National Guardsman who died in Afghanistan last week.
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Police say an internal component failure in the area of the transmission, involving seizure of bearings, caused the ride to stop.
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With Congers Elementary School closed for the year because of cracks in a wall, its 350 students were split up into three different schools.
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According to the Norwalk Police Department, a "swing" ride in the Kids Cove apparently lost power, causing the children on the ride to forcefully fall on the ground.
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The intersection of Queens Boulevard and 41st Street will be named after Benjamin Wheeler, one of 20 students killed in the Newtown shootings.
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Authorities say three male students have been charged with raping a female student inside a dormitory at a Hudson Valley college.
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